Ich und du und so weiter

Is the outsider part of the group? How do norms strengthen the sense of belonging? What do expectations have to do with roles?

This textbook clearly and understandably explains the fundamentals of social psychology. Topics covered include: groups and group structure, characteristics of communication, socialization through the internalization of norms and roles, learning in relationships, and the connection between selective perception and group cohesion. No prior knowledge or dictionary is required, as all technical terms are explained through examples. The book is varied in structure, with quotes introducing each chapter, and examples and cartoons illustrating theoretical insights. Each chapter concludes with concise summaries. This book is for anyone who wants to understand how everyday experiences in dealing with other people can be psychologically explained and processed.

Contents include: communication, the group, socialization, social perception, social learning.