Social Psychology

The textbook Social Psychology (2025 Release) by David Myers and Jean Twenge provides students and instructors with a systematic introduction to fundamental social psychological principles. This work examines how individual cognition and group dynamics influence human interactions.

The material synthesizes core concepts across distinct theoretical parts. The opening sections focus on social thinking, examining the self in a social world, social beliefs, intuitive judgments, and the connection between behavior and attitudes. The text then transitions into social influence, evaluating how genes, culture, gender roles, conformity, obedience, persuasion techniques, and group dynamics guide individual decisions.

McGraw-Hill maintains the digital format using an Evergreen delivery model to supply continuous release-centered updates. This framework supports introductory and intermediate undergraduate psychology courses by aligning core curricular topics with updated digital learning materials.