The Oxford Handbook of Social Influence (Oxford Library of Psychology)
The Oxford Handbook of Social Influence offers a wide-ranging psychological reference on the processes through which people and groups influence one another. Covering central themes in social influence research, this scholarly volume is suited to students, researchers, and professionals seeking an authoritative foundation in the field.
About This Book
The Oxford Handbook of Social Influence presents a broad examination of how individuals and groups affect one another.
It serves as a scholarly reference for understanding social influence within psychology and related social sciences.
The volume is designed for readers seeking research-based context on persuasion, conformity, interpersonal effects, and collective behavior.
Part of the Oxford Library of Psychology, it offers an extensive resource for students, researchers, and professionals.
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