Society as reflected by psychological processes

Kiss Paszkál

dc.contributor	Berkics Mihály	en_EN
dc.contributor	Fábri György	en_EN
dc.contributor	Mérő László	en_EN
dc.contributor	Kiss Paszkál	en_EN
dc.contributor	Ujhelyi Adrienn	en_EN
dc.creator	Kiss Paszkál	en_EN
dc.date	2014	en_EN
dc.date.accessioned	2019-08-08T09:44:01Z
dc.date.available	2019-08-08T09:44:01Z
dc.identifier.uri	http://dtk.tankonyvtar.hu/xmlui/handle/123456789/3645
dc.description	Social is often understood as representing the immediate situation of individual behavior or cognition. It is rare that social psychologist try to actually operationalize the more distant influences of societal context. In this collection of papers we guide the reader to make these further steps for an extended understanding of the social. We may realize that motivation-, representation-, judgment processes, and behavior are fundamentally shaped by cultural and societal factors. Social phenomena that social psychologists study do not appear in a social and cultural vacuum, they are appear interrelated in a wider societal context. Their relationship also has a history that it is shaped by past interactions and shared influences. Societal analysis is not only a tool for understanding how systemic forces might affect individuals or groups, it may also help to conceptualize how these individuals or groups can change existing social systems by their own reactions. We hope that thought provoking examples for these reciprocal influences will be found in in this book, which has a primary goal of providing backgrounds for our courses that cannot be found fast and prepared in other textbooks.	en_EN
dc.format	application/pdf	en_EN
dc.language	en	en_EN
dc.publisher	Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Education and Psychology	en_EN
dc.rights	Kiss Paszkál	en_EN
dc.rights	Eötvös Loránd University	en_EN
dc.subject	social psychology	en_EN
dc.subject	society	en_EN
dc.subject	behavioral economics	en_EN
dc.subject	economic value	en_EN
dc.subject	new economic models	en_EN
dc.subject	needs	en_EN
dc.subject	perceived justice	en_EN
dc.subject	stereotyping	en_EN
dc.subject	social identity theory	en_EN
dc.subject	system justification theory	en_EN
dc.subject	social representation theory	en_EN
dc.subject	national identity	en_EN
dc.subject	communication	en_EN
dc.subject	web2	en_EN
dc.subject	new media	en_EN
dc.subject	online communicaiton	en_EN
dc.subject	reduced social cues theory	en_EN
dc.subject	media richness theory	en_EN
dc.subject	internet	en_EN
dc.subject	organizational communication	en_EN
dc.subject	social media marketing	en_EN
dc.subject	new media in internal communication networks	en_EN
dc.subject	knowledgemanagement	en_EN
dc.subject	szociálpszichológia	en_EN
dc.subject	nemzeti identitás	en_EN
dc.subject	média	en_EN
dc.subject	előítélet	en_EN
dc.subject	kommunikáció	en_EN
dc.title	Society as reflected by psychological processes	en_EN
dc.type	text	en_EN
dtk.fir	Arts and Humanities	en_EN
dtk.oecd	05. Social sciences::05.01. Psychology::05.01.01. Psychology (including human-machine relations)	en_EN
dtk.oecd	05. Social sciences::05.04. Sociology::05.04.05. Social issues	en_EN
dtk.player	pdfplayer	en_EN
dtk.purchase	TÁMOP-4.1.2.A/1-11/1-2011-0018 Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem	en_EN
dtk.size	92 p	en_EN
dtk.type	book	en_EN
dtk.udc	---- MAIN TABLES::0 SCIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE. ORGANIZATION. COMPUTER SCIENCE. INFORMATION. DOCUMENTATION. LIBRARIANSHIP. INSTITUTIONS. PUBLICATIONS::003 Writing systems and scripts::314/316 Society::316 Sociology::316.6 Social psychology	en_EN