The Oxford Handbook of Social Influence (Oxford Library of Psychology)
This handbook surveys core research on social influence, covering conformity, persuasion, and group dynamics for academic and professional readers.
About This Book
The Oxford Handbook of Social Influence presents key findings and theoretical perspectives on how individuals affect one another.
Chapters examine conformity, persuasion, compliance, and related processes within social psychology.
The volume draws on empirical studies to illustrate how social contexts shape attitudes and behavior.
Contributors provide overviews suitable for researchers, students, and professionals seeking a broad understanding.
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