Social Psychology

Social Psychology, 11th Edition provides a foundational textbook treatment of core psychological mechanisms governing human interactions. The volume utilizes a distinct storytelling approach that pairs classic experimental studies with modern scientific investigations to explain social phenomena.

Coverage spans essential methodology and real-world issues affecting contemporary populations. The text integrates social psychology research methods with structured analyses of societal phenomena, including the COVID-19 pandemic and widespread political upheaval in the United States.

This updated volume introduces new co-authors Elizabeth Page-Gould and Neil Lewis Jr., who join the writing team to present recent scholarly developments. The textbook provides dedicated academic support for learners examining the mechanisms of social behavior.