Psychology of Sociability
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Psychology of Sociability
Understanding Human Attachment
Crano, William; Forgas, Joseph P.; Fiedler, Klaus
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2022
288
Mole
Inglês
9781032193052
15 a 20 dias
412
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PART 1. APPROACHES TO SOCIABILITY
Chapter 1. The Psychology of Human Sociability: From Individuals to Community. Joseph P. Forgas, William Crano, and Klaus Fiedler
Chapter 2. Evolutionary Origins and Consequences of Human Sociability. William von Hippel & Nicholas M. A. Smith
Chapter 3. Sociability: A Foundational Construct in Social Psychology. Radmila Prislin and William D. Crano
Chapter 4. An Emotion Niche for the Cultural Evolution of Social Practices. Alan Page Fiske
PART 2. SOCIABILITY AND WELL-BEING
Chapter 5. Inducing Sociability: Insights From Well-Being Science. Annie Regan & Sonja Lyubomirsky
Chapter 6. Can Sociability Be Increased? Elizabeth W. Dunn and Iris Lok
Chapter 7. How the Quest for Significance Shapes Human Sociability? Arie W. Kruglanski & Molly Ellenberg
Chapter 8. A Social Identity Analysis of Sociability: Making, Breaking, and Shaping Groups and Societies. Amber M. Gaffney and Michael A. Hogg
PART 3. SOCIABILITY AND SHARING KNOWLEDGE
Chapter 9. Trafficking in Information: The Sociable Agent, Shared Reality, and the Limited Role of Truth. Roy F. Baumeister and Heather M. Maranges
Chapter 10. Sociability and Advice Taking: Chances (and Pitfalls) of the Wisdom of Crowds. Klaus Fiedler and Mandy Huetter
Chapter 11. Power and Sociability. Joachim I. Krueger, David J. Gruening and Tanushri Sundar.
PART 4. SOCIABILITY AND RELATIONSHIPS
Chapter 12. An Attachment Perspective on Human Sociability: Interpersonal Goals, Mental Representations, and Information Processing. Mario Mikulincer, Phillip R. Shaver
Chapter 13. Sociability Matters: Downstream Consequences of Perceived Partner Responsiveness in Social Life. Harry T. Reis, Guy Itzchakov, Karisa Y. Lee, and Yan Ruan.
Chapter 14. Mood Effects on Sociability: How Affect Regulates Relationship Behaviors. Joseph P. Forgas.
Chapter 1. The Psychology of Human Sociability: From Individuals to Community. Joseph P. Forgas, William Crano, and Klaus Fiedler
Chapter 2. Evolutionary Origins and Consequences of Human Sociability. William von Hippel & Nicholas M. A. Smith
Chapter 3. Sociability: A Foundational Construct in Social Psychology. Radmila Prislin and William D. Crano
Chapter 4. An Emotion Niche for the Cultural Evolution of Social Practices. Alan Page Fiske
PART 2. SOCIABILITY AND WELL-BEING
Chapter 5. Inducing Sociability: Insights From Well-Being Science. Annie Regan & Sonja Lyubomirsky
Chapter 6. Can Sociability Be Increased? Elizabeth W. Dunn and Iris Lok
Chapter 7. How the Quest for Significance Shapes Human Sociability? Arie W. Kruglanski & Molly Ellenberg
Chapter 8. A Social Identity Analysis of Sociability: Making, Breaking, and Shaping Groups and Societies. Amber M. Gaffney and Michael A. Hogg
PART 3. SOCIABILITY AND SHARING KNOWLEDGE
Chapter 9. Trafficking in Information: The Sociable Agent, Shared Reality, and the Limited Role of Truth. Roy F. Baumeister and Heather M. Maranges
Chapter 10. Sociability and Advice Taking: Chances (and Pitfalls) of the Wisdom of Crowds. Klaus Fiedler and Mandy Huetter
Chapter 11. Power and Sociability. Joachim I. Krueger, David J. Gruening and Tanushri Sundar.
PART 4. SOCIABILITY AND RELATIONSHIPS
Chapter 12. An Attachment Perspective on Human Sociability: Interpersonal Goals, Mental Representations, and Information Processing. Mario Mikulincer, Phillip R. Shaver
Chapter 13. Sociability Matters: Downstream Consequences of Perceived Partner Responsiveness in Social Life. Harry T. Reis, Guy Itzchakov, Karisa Y. Lee, and Yan Ruan.
Chapter 14. Mood Effects on Sociability: How Affect Regulates Relationship Behaviors. Joseph P. Forgas.
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Secure Base Script;Bystander Intervention Model;Perceived Information Quality;Attachment Anxious Individuals;Social Information Processing;MCII;Perceived Partner Responsiveness;Social Animator;Antisocial Behavior;Communal Sharing Relationships;Trait Relevant Behavior;Minority Group Operations;Complete Information Sharing;Affect Infusion;Dictator Game;Ultimatum Game;Mood Effects;Avoidant People;Homo Erectus;Human Sociability;Attachment Anxiety;Sad Mood;Negative Mood;Online Panel Company;Single Item Reliability
PART 1. APPROACHES TO SOCIABILITY
Chapter 1. The Psychology of Human Sociability: From Individuals to Community. Joseph P. Forgas, William Crano, and Klaus Fiedler
Chapter 2. Evolutionary Origins and Consequences of Human Sociability. William von Hippel & Nicholas M. A. Smith
Chapter 3. Sociability: A Foundational Construct in Social Psychology. Radmila Prislin and William D. Crano
Chapter 4. An Emotion Niche for the Cultural Evolution of Social Practices. Alan Page Fiske
PART 2. SOCIABILITY AND WELL-BEING
Chapter 5. Inducing Sociability: Insights From Well-Being Science. Annie Regan & Sonja Lyubomirsky
Chapter 6. Can Sociability Be Increased? Elizabeth W. Dunn and Iris Lok
Chapter 7. How the Quest for Significance Shapes Human Sociability? Arie W. Kruglanski & Molly Ellenberg
Chapter 8. A Social Identity Analysis of Sociability: Making, Breaking, and Shaping Groups and Societies. Amber M. Gaffney and Michael A. Hogg
PART 3. SOCIABILITY AND SHARING KNOWLEDGE
Chapter 9. Trafficking in Information: The Sociable Agent, Shared Reality, and the Limited Role of Truth. Roy F. Baumeister and Heather M. Maranges
Chapter 10. Sociability and Advice Taking: Chances (and Pitfalls) of the Wisdom of Crowds. Klaus Fiedler and Mandy Huetter
Chapter 11. Power and Sociability. Joachim I. Krueger, David J. Gruening and Tanushri Sundar.
PART 4. SOCIABILITY AND RELATIONSHIPS
Chapter 12. An Attachment Perspective on Human Sociability: Interpersonal Goals, Mental Representations, and Information Processing. Mario Mikulincer, Phillip R. Shaver
Chapter 13. Sociability Matters: Downstream Consequences of Perceived Partner Responsiveness in Social Life. Harry T. Reis, Guy Itzchakov, Karisa Y. Lee, and Yan Ruan.
Chapter 14. Mood Effects on Sociability: How Affect Regulates Relationship Behaviors. Joseph P. Forgas.
Chapter 1. The Psychology of Human Sociability: From Individuals to Community. Joseph P. Forgas, William Crano, and Klaus Fiedler
Chapter 2. Evolutionary Origins and Consequences of Human Sociability. William von Hippel & Nicholas M. A. Smith
Chapter 3. Sociability: A Foundational Construct in Social Psychology. Radmila Prislin and William D. Crano
Chapter 4. An Emotion Niche for the Cultural Evolution of Social Practices. Alan Page Fiske
PART 2. SOCIABILITY AND WELL-BEING
Chapter 5. Inducing Sociability: Insights From Well-Being Science. Annie Regan & Sonja Lyubomirsky
Chapter 6. Can Sociability Be Increased? Elizabeth W. Dunn and Iris Lok
Chapter 7. How the Quest for Significance Shapes Human Sociability? Arie W. Kruglanski & Molly Ellenberg
Chapter 8. A Social Identity Analysis of Sociability: Making, Breaking, and Shaping Groups and Societies. Amber M. Gaffney and Michael A. Hogg
PART 3. SOCIABILITY AND SHARING KNOWLEDGE
Chapter 9. Trafficking in Information: The Sociable Agent, Shared Reality, and the Limited Role of Truth. Roy F. Baumeister and Heather M. Maranges
Chapter 10. Sociability and Advice Taking: Chances (and Pitfalls) of the Wisdom of Crowds. Klaus Fiedler and Mandy Huetter
Chapter 11. Power and Sociability. Joachim I. Krueger, David J. Gruening and Tanushri Sundar.
PART 4. SOCIABILITY AND RELATIONSHIPS
Chapter 12. An Attachment Perspective on Human Sociability: Interpersonal Goals, Mental Representations, and Information Processing. Mario Mikulincer, Phillip R. Shaver
Chapter 13. Sociability Matters: Downstream Consequences of Perceived Partner Responsiveness in Social Life. Harry T. Reis, Guy Itzchakov, Karisa Y. Lee, and Yan Ruan.
Chapter 14. Mood Effects on Sociability: How Affect Regulates Relationship Behaviors. Joseph P. Forgas.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Secure Base Script;Bystander Intervention Model;Perceived Information Quality;Attachment Anxious Individuals;Social Information Processing;MCII;Perceived Partner Responsiveness;Social Animator;Antisocial Behavior;Communal Sharing Relationships;Trait Relevant Behavior;Minority Group Operations;Complete Information Sharing;Affect Infusion;Dictator Game;Ultimatum Game;Mood Effects;Avoidant People;Homo Erectus;Human Sociability;Attachment Anxiety;Sad Mood;Negative Mood;Online Panel Company;Single Item Reliability
