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In Case Studies in Social Psychology, brief entertaining case stories demonstrate the historical context and evolution of major theories within the field. Thomas Heinzen and Wind Goodfriend employ a mix of unique, contemporary research and hallmark studies to encourage the reader to think about foundational course concepts in new and meaningful ways, encouraging discussion and deeper critical thinking.
Contents
PrefaceChapter 1 Introduction to Social Psychology1.1 Does Corruption Corrupt?1.2 An Error of Intuition: Bloodletting and Purging1.3 Decision Making: Sex and the Power of the SituationChapter 2 Research Methods2.1 Gang Leader for a Day: There's More Than One Way to Know2.2 The Pump Handle Affair: Correlations Can Be Clues2.3 The Experimental Impulse During the Salem Witch Trials: Why Procedures MatterChapter 3 The Social Self3.1 Who's Talking Now? Facilitated Communication and the Ouija Board Self3.2 Personhood Versus Malignant Social Psychology3.3 Does My Bump Look Big in This? The Pregnant Self3.4 The Disappearing Self: Phineas Gage's Horse-Drawn StagecoachChapter 4 Social Cognition4.1 Intuition in the NICU4.2 Strange Symptoms and Dual Processing4.3 Schema Mode Therapy: The Case of Defenseless JimmyChapter 5 Person Perception5.1 Tell Me the Truth-Am I Too Pretty? Marilyn Monroe and the Halo Effect5.2 From Street Kid to Magician to Scholar: The Self-Fulfilling Prophecy of Robert Merton5.3 Pygmalion in the Classroom: The Slow Creation of a Classic Study5.4 The Rock in the Coffin: Managing Fear of DeathChapter 6 Attitudes and Persuasion6.1 When Prophecy Fails: Prelude to the Theory of Cognitive Dissonance6.2 When Prophecy Fails: Alien Apocalypse6.3 Where Have All the Addicts Gone? Three Predictors Are Better Than OneChapter 7 Social Influence7.1 Mods and Rockers: A Moral Panic7.2 More Than Obedience: Disturbing New Data From the Shock Experiments7.3 Big Fish Eat Small Fish: Social Coordination in a Violent WorldChapter 8 Group Processes8.1 More Than a Game: The Prisoner's Dilemma8.2 Social Rejection: A Case Study of 13 School Shootings8.3 On the Shoulders of Giant Women: The First Computer ProgrammersChapter 9 Stereotypes, Prejudice, and Discrimination9.1 Economic Anxiety and the Forced Deportation of U.S. Citizens9.2 Institutional Discrimination: The Accidental Conspiracy at Erasmus High9.3 Footnote 11: After the Doll StudiesChapter 10 Helping and Prosocial Behavior10.1 Insects, Vampire Bats, Prairie Dogs, and Fish: Altruism in Animals10.2 The Bacon Truce: Zig-Zags and the Development of Cooperation10.3 The Subway Samaritan: The Mathematics of Relative AltruismChapter 11 Aggression11.1 Doloreisa's Story: Aggression, Prostitution, and Sex Trafficking11.2 The Great Train Robbery: Violence as Entertainment11.3 "I Could Just Kill Them!" Fantasies About Murder11.4 The Cinderella EffectChapter 12 Intimate Relationships12.1 Religion and Marriage Counseling12.2 Male Victims of Relationship Abuse12.3 Happily Ever After: Ingredients to a Long, Happy MarriageReferencesIndex
