Attitudes
Their Structure, Function and Consequences
Richard E Petty editor Russell H Fazio editor
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd
Published:9th Aug '07
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This collection features significant articles that explore the nature of attitudes, addressing their formation, measurement, and impact on behavior, providing a comprehensive overview of key developments in social psychology.
Attitudes is a comprehensive collection of articles that delve into the evolving understanding of attitudes within social psychology. It offers a broad overview of significant advancements in the field, showcasing key insights into how attitudes are structured, function, and impact our behavior. The readings included in this volume represent a diverse range of literature, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in the complexities of human attitudes.
The book addresses fundamental questions that have driven research in social psychology for decades. It explores the nature of attitudes, investigating what they are and how they can be scientifically measured. Furthermore, it examines the processes of attitude formation and change, shedding light on their functional value in our daily lives. By tackling these important issues, the articles in this collection provide a deeper understanding of how attitudes influence our perceptions, judgments, and actions.
Overall, Attitudes serves as a valuable contribution to the social psychology landscape. It not only highlights noteworthy developments but also encourages further exploration of the intricate relationship between attitudes and behavior. Readers will find themselves equipped with a richer perspective on the role attitudes play in shaping human interaction and decision-making, making this book a significant addition to the study of social psychology.
ISBN: 9781841690094
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 1020g
512 pages