Social Groups in Action and Interaction

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Contents

The goal of Social Groups in Action and Interaction is to review and analyze the human group as it operates to create both social good and, potentially, social harm.

• Defining the Social Group.
• Studying Groups Scientifically.
• Groups and Their Functions.
• Social Influence.
• Social Categorization.
• Group Development and Structure.
• Power and Leadership.
• Group Decision Making.
• Group Performance and Productivity.
• Effective Working Groups.
• Cultures, Social Change, and Crowds.
• Cooperation and Conflict within Groups.
• Cooperation and Conflict between Groups.
• References.

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