Social Psychology: Handbook of Basic Principles

Cover\nHalf Title Page\nTitle Page\nCopyright\nAbout the Editors\nContributors\nPreface\nContents\nI. Principles in Theory\n	Intrapersonal Level\n		1. Evolutionary Foundations of Social Psychology\n		2. Approach Motivation and Emotion from a Biological Perspective\n		3. Judgment and Decision Making: Basic Principles of Adaptive Behavior\n		4. Construal Processes\n		5. Motives Working Together: Value, Truth, and Control in Goal Selection and Pursuit\n		6. Human Autonomy in Social Psychology: A Self-Determination Theory Perspective\n	Interpersonal Level\n		7. The Biological Foundations and Modulation of Empathy\n		8. Social Bonds: A New Look at an Old Topic\n		9. Understanding the Minds of Others: Activation, Application, and Accuracy of Mind Perception\n		10. Shared Reality: Motivated Connection and Motivated Cognition\n		11. Goal Transactivity\n		12. Major Principles of Attachment Theory: Overview, Hypotheses, and Research Ideas\n		13. Relational Motives\n	Intragroup Level\n		14. Indirect Reciprocity, Gossip, and Reputation-Based Cooperation\n		15. Aggression, Violence, and Revenge\n		16. Cultural Systems: Attunement, Tension, and Lewinian Social Psychology\n		17. Social Ostracism: Theoretical Foundations and Basic Principles\n		18. The Social Power of Emotions: Emerging Principles of the Social Functions and Effects of Emotional Expression\n	Intergroup Level\n		19. Intergroup Processes: Principles from an Evolutionary Perspective\n		20. The Stereotype Content Model: How We Make Sense of Individuals and Groups\n		21. Perceiving Others as Group Members: Basic Principles of Social Categorization Processes\n		22. Intergroup Contact and Prejudice Reduction: Three Guiding Principles\n		23. Categorization and Identity as Motivational Principles in Intergroup Relations\n		24. Culture and Intergroup Relations\nII. Principles in Context\n	25. Helping, in Context: Predictors and Products of Prosocial Behavior\n	26. Social Psychology and Law: Basic Principles in Legal Contexts\n	27. Psychological Shortcomings to Optimal Negotiation Behavior: Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Challenges\n	28. How Prominent Features of Organizational Life Inform Principles of Social Psychology\n	29. Political Extremism\n	30. Achievement Goals and Self-Regulation in the Sport Context\nAuthor Index\nSubject Index