Social Groups in Action and Interaction

Social Groups in Action and Interaction, 2nd Edition, is a textbook that introduces students to the study of group behavior. The text examines how human groups operate to generate both social good and potential social harm.

Coverage approaches collective phenomena from both intragroup and intergroup perspectives. Core subjects include conformity, leadership, task performance, social identity, prejudice, and discrimination, accompanied by real-world examples organized into succinct chapters.

Designed for courses in group dynamics and behavior, the volume includes review and discussion questions for classroom use. Free integrated digital and print resources are available to supplement lectures and independent study.