This textbook reviews and analyzes the human group as it operates to create both social good and, potentially, social harm. It uniquely blends social psychological research on intra-group behavior with research on inter-group behavior to give a more rounded perspective on the dynamics of social groups. In addition, topics that are not unique to either of these two approaches, and yet which are important aspects of group relations, such as culture, are also covered in depth. As such, this thoroughly revised 2nd Edition provides the most wide-ranging and contemporary resource for courses on group dynamics and behavior.
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"Every groups groupie should own this book. Its unique approach combines intra-group and inter-group research, to great effect. Clear and concise, its coverage is complete and up to date." - Susan T. Fiske, Eugene Higgins Professor, Psychology and Public Affairs, Princeton University
"Stangor describes social psychological processes within and between groups in a scholarly and accessible style that makes the book unique and indispensable as both a teaching and learning resource."
- Michael A. Hogg, Professor of Social Psychology, Claremont Graduate University
"I really liked this book because it covers the topics extremely well with clear explanations of the concepts and insightful examples that expand on the concepts making the book extremely useful for students trying to understand how groups work. It is a book that I know my students would appreciate and enjoy! It a very readable and comprehensive book!"
- Honore France, Professor, Dept. of Educational Psychology and Leadership Studies, University of Victoria
"Stangor has provided a well-written and comprehensive text to introduce students from many disciplines to the study of groups and teams."
- Lisa Slattery Walker, Professor of Sociology and Organizational Science, UNC Charlotte
"This book is a mind opener. It elegantly demonstrates how people can behave as individuals AND as group members. Broad in scope yet scholarly in detail. A gem for student and teacher."
- Bertjan Doosje, Professor Radicalization Studies, Social Psychology/Political Science, University of Amsterdam
"Stangor describes social psychological processes within and between groups in a scholarly and accessible style that makes the book unique and indispensable as both a teaching and learning resource."
- Michael A. Hogg, Professor of Social Psychology, Claremont Graduate University
"I really liked this book because it covers the topics extremely well with clear explanations of the concepts and insightful examples that expand on the concepts making the book extremely useful for students trying to understand how groups work. It is a book that I know my students would appreciate and enjoy! It a very readable and comprehensive book!"
- Honore France, Professor, Dept. of Educational Psychology and Leadership Studies, University of Victoria
"Stangor has provided a well-written and comprehensive text to introduce students from many disciplines to the study of groups and teams."
- Lisa Slattery Walker, Professor of Sociology and Organizational Science, UNC Charlotte
"This book is a mind opener. It elegantly demonstrates how people can behave as individuals AND as group members. Broad in scope yet scholarly in detail. A gem for student and teacher."
- Bertjan Doosje, Professor Radicalization Studies, Social Psychology/Political Science, University of Amsterdam