Mukerjee Sen Gupta (2 results)
Published by DC HEATH CO.,, 1928
- Hardcover
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Contact seller4-star sellerHardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY: MIND IN SOCIETY, MUKERJEE + SEN-GUPTA, DC HEATH CO., 1928, 304P, HC NO DJ, COVERS SCUFFED BUMPED FRAYED CORNERS, PAGES TANNING, CLEAN, INTRO BY YERKES, FOREWORD JEROME DAVIS.MASS SOCIETY AND PSYCHOLOGY FROM AN INDIAN BASIS.16.00.
Published by D. C. Heath and Company, Boston, 1928
- Hardcover
Seller: Frank J. Raucci, Bookseller, Wallingford, CT, U.S.A.Frank J. Raucci, Bookseller
Contact seller5-star sellerCloth. Condition: Good. No Jacket. A Good, tight copy. Dark blue cloth boards with gold gilt lettering on spine worn and barely legible. From the authors' Preface: "In this jointly written study we have endeavored to bring together data and standpoints, both of psychology and sociology, for the purpose of analyzing collective be…havior. The early phase of social psychology represented by sociologists employed largely materials and methods which modern psychology has outgrown. And the social psychology of the present day has not adeuately taken into account the recent advances in sociology and cultural anthropology. The scope of social psychology seeems to be in need both of defintion and expansion. In our view, its task lies not only in explaining what is generally regarded as a social fact, such as crowd emotion or group solidarity, but also in tracing from its beginnings the influence of the group on the content and pattern of the individual's mind and behavior."304 pages. CONTENTS (22 Chapters): I. Anticipations of Social Psychology. II. Standpoints in Social Psychology. III. Origin of Group Life. IV. Social Character of Behavior. V. Mechanisms of Social Behavior. VI. Social Adaption of Ideas and Feelings. VII. The Role of Mind in Group Foramtion. VIII. The Group as a Value. IX. Contact of Groups. X. Psychological Basis of Culture. XI. Economic Roots of Social Behavior and Culture. XII. Regional Evolution of Culture. XIII. Legacy of Race. XIV. Social Change. XV. Leadership and Group Solidarity. XVI. Emergence of the Crowd. XVII. Classification of Crowds. XVIII. Analysis of Crowd Behavior. XIX. Functional and Regional Groups. XX. Social Neuroses. XXI. Behavior in Isolation. XXII. Psychology of Progress. LG7.