Social Psychology

Social Psychology, 6th Edition, introduces foundational principles, current debates, and practical applications across the discipline. The textbook guides students to evaluate empirical findings critically and observe how scientific research informs our understanding of human behavior.

Methodological coverage highlights open science practices and replication, addressing how ongoing research reassesses classic studies over time. In addition, the volume devotes two chapters to racism, stereotyping, and prejudice, examining systemic biases as well as the personal experiences of individuals facing discrimination.

Available as a Norton Illumine Ebook, this edition uses active learning techniques intended to support student engagement and strengthen scientific reasoning skills.