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PART ONE: THE INDIVIDUAL IN THE CITYCHAPTER 1: The Experience of Living in Cities CHAPTER 2: The Urban Bystander CHAPTER 3: On Maintaining Social Norms CHAPTER 4: Response to Intrusion into Waiting Line CHAPTER 5: The Idea of a Neighborhood CHAPTER 6: The Familiar Stranger CHAPTER 7: A Psychological Map of New York City CHAPTER 8: Psychological Maps of Paris CHAPTER 9: The Vertical City PART TWO: THE INDIVIDUAL AND AUTHORITT CHAPTER 10: Some Conditions of Obedience and Disobedience to Authority CHAPTER 11: Interpreting Obedience: Error and Evidence CHAPTER 12: Ethical Issues in the Study of Obedience CHAPTER 13: Subject Reaction: The Neglected Factor in the Ethics of Experimentation CHAPTER 14: Disobedience in the Sixties PART THREE: THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE GROUP CHAPTER 15: Nationality and Conformity CHAPTER 16: Conformity and Norwegian LIfe CHAPTER 17: Ethics and the Conformity Experiment CHAPTER 18: Group Pressure and Action Against a Person (and more...)
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Add The Individual in a Social World, Stanley Milgram is the most oft-cited social psychologist in textbooks. This collection of major experiments and essays is the first and only one that includes his famous obedience study (unabridged) and his posthumous essay on the Cyrano effect. Edited, The Individual in a Social World to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add The Individual in a Social World, Stanley Milgram is the most oft-cited social psychologist in textbooks. This collection of major experiments and essays is the first and only one that includes his famous obedience study (unabridged) and his posthumous essay on the Cyrano effect. Edited, The Individual in a Social World to your collection on WonderClub |