Social Psychology (With CD)

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Social Psychology (With CD), originally written by Baron, Branscombe, and Byrne, is a comprehensive textbook on the theoretical and practical aspects of social psychology. It covers numerous important concepts like social cognition and perception, attitudes, self-image, relationships, stereotyping, bias, aggression, and social influence. Each chapter is enriched by key principles, thought-provoking questions, and succinct concept summaries. The co-authors have strived to maintain a proper balance between the fundamental concepts and the latest advancements presented in the book. This particular edition of the book is the twelfth edition. It was published in 2009 by Pearson Education. It includes commentary by Gopal Bharadwaj, suitably adapting the concepts from the book to meet the requirements of Indian students. This edition is accompanied by a CD-ROM to provide added information on the subject. Robert A. Baron is a researcher and professor, well-known for his research in the field of social psychology. Baron co-authored books such as Behavior in Organizations and Entrepreneurship: A Process Perspective. He has a degree in Psychology from the City University of New York, and a PhD from the University of Iowa. Gopa Bharadwaj is a Professor of Psychology at the University of Delhi. He has also authored Fundamentals of Social Psychology. Nyla R. Branscombe is a Professor of Psychology at the University of Kansas. Other books co-authored by the author include Collective Guilt - International Perspectives and The Essentials of Social Psychology. Donn Byrne is a researcher and former professor in the field of psychology. He has a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Stanford University. Books authored by him include The Essentials of Social Psychology, Psychology: An Introduction to a Behavioral Science (series in psychology), and Exploring Human Sexuality.