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Об авторе

Предисловие к русскому изданию

Предисловие

Вступление

Выражение признательности

Часть I. Введение в социальную психологию

Глава 1. Социальная психология: как это делается

Формирование и проверка теорий

Корреляционное исследование: выявление естественных связей

Противостояние: взаимосвязь - причинность

Экспериментальное исследование: поиск причины и следствия

Контроль: манипулирование переменными

Случайное распределение: великий уравнитель

Этика экспериментального исследования

Из лаборатории - в жизнь

Понятия для запоминания

Глава 2. Знали ли вы все это заранее?