Social Psychology

Social psychology investigates how the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of individuals are shaped by the actual, imagined, or implied presence of others. It bridges the study of the individual mind (Psychology) with the broader societal context (Sociology), aiming to understand human connection and interaction.

See also

Linked from: Attachment Theory, Attitude Change, Behavioral Science, Cognitive Dissonance, Collective Consciousness, Crowd Behavior, Crowd Psychology, Dark Triad, Deindividuation, Group Behavior, Group Cohesion, Group Psychology, Groupthink, Hawthorne Effect, Human Interaction, In Group, Ingroup, Intergroup Relations, Intergroup Violence, Interpersonal Relationships, Mob, Mob Mentality, Obedience, Peer Pressure, Self Fulfilling Prophecy, Self Presentation, Social Cognition, Social Development, Social Dynamics, Social Learning, Social Signals, Sociology, Subtle Influence, Symbolic Interactionism

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