508 Pages
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Routledge
508 Pages
by
Routledge
504 Pages
by
Routledge
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This is the first book-length work to reflect the recent trend in social psychology away from artificial laboratory test results. It focuses directly on the detailed, concrete elements of social behavior as they are observed in a real-life setting. Michael Argyle's approach here differs from that more generally taken in two respects. First, he discusses human interaction in terms of the basic... Read more
I: Introduction; II: The Biological and Cultural Roots of Interaction; III: The Elements of Social Behaviour; IV: Perception of the other during Interaction; V: Two-Person Interaction; VI: Small Social Groups; VII: Social Organisations; VIII: Personality and Social Interaction; IX: The Self and Interaction; X: Training for Social Competence; XI: Wider Implications
Biography
Michael Argyle
