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Social Psychology brings together three of the field’s most renowned social psychologists to provide a clear, balanced presentation of classic and contemporary theories and studies. Crisply organized around two enduring themes of social psychology—the power of the situation and the role of construal—the text avoids encyclopedic detail by emphasizing core concepts and real-world phenomena in an engaging, coherent narrative. .

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.0 based on 8 reviews)

New not used. by L. R. George

5 Stars
October 16, 2009
Even though this book was listed as used, there wasn't a single mark in it. It was basically a new book, and I got a GREAT price. I was very happy with the condition of the book. I was also happy that the book arrived relatively quicker than I expected. I was glad I made the choice to purchase from you. Thank you very much for such an awesome product.

The book was in great shape! by SG

4 Stars
July 17, 2009
I am very happy with the condition of the book. Thank you for your accurate description!

Social Psychology by Linda L. Gavin

1 Stars
April 08, 2009
THe textbook was awful! I would not recommend it but had to have it for class. I glad to be rid of it.

book purchased by A. Rhoton

3 Stars
April 02, 2009
The book was in good condition but i wasnt expecting it to be a teachers addition because the saler didnt say anything about it. Although, the book is what i need for class, so it its good for my class. I also got the book pretty fast.

Too Expensive by A. Pacheco (Berkeley, CA)

3 Stars
February 08, 2009
There's a ton of highlighting which I don't mind, but it was too much for that amount of highlighting. Also, I picked up the book in person but I still had to pay the $6 shipping fee.

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