Филип Зимбарго - Социальное влияние

• Название: Социальное влияние
• Автор: Филип Зимбарго
• Издательство: Питер
• Жанр: Психология
• Год: 2001
• ISBN: 5–8046–0172–5

Перед вами работа классиков психологической науки — издание, которое можно использовать в качестве основного или дополнительного пособия в рамках курса по социальной психологии и проводить на ее основе семинарские занятия. Преподавателям социологии, теории коммуникации или бизнеса книга поможет при чтении таких курсов, как «Воздействие СМИ», «Пропаганда и СМИ», «Социальное влияние в малых и больших группах», «Основы рекламного дела». В книгу вошли материалы, имеющие самое непосредственное отношение к проблематике каждой из этих дисциплин.

Рассчитанная на студенческую аудиторию, книга должна оказаться интересной и информативной и для аспирантов — психологов, социологов, исследователей коммуникативных процессов. Обилие примеров и способов применения изложенных в ней теорий на практике помогут раскрыть новые горизонты той специальности, с которой вы свяжете будущую карьеру.

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