This book introduces 17 foundational studies in political psychology, inviting you to consider the lasting, real-world impact of them and how they have shaped the field as well as uplifting communities frequently marginalized in these studies.
This book introduces 17 foundational studies in political psychology, inviting you to consider the lasting, real-world impact of them and how they have shaped the field as well as uplifting communities frequently marginalized in these studies.
An Introduction to Classic Studies in Political Psychology - Hema Preya Selvanathan and Jolanda Jetten Part 1: Individual differences Chapter 1. Displaced Aggression: Expanding on Berkowitz and Knurek (1969) - Norman Miller, William C. Pedersen and Isabella Di Lauro Chapter 2. Polarisation - Charlie R. Crimston Chapter 3. From Doll Studies to Contemporary Notions of Racial Identity: Implications for Intergroup Relations and Wellbeing - Yasin Koc and Hakan Çakmak Chapter 4. Voting and political participation - Frank Mols and Jolanda Jetten Chapter 5. Ideology: Revisiting Converse's Examination of Belief Systems in Mass Publics - Danny Osborne Part 2: Group processes and intergroup relations Chapter 6. Revisiting Kipnis's Supervisor Experiment - S. Alexander Haslam and Stephen Reicher Chapter 7. Sherif: Intergroup Violence and Negative Attitudes - Kevin Durrheim and Yasemin Gülsüm Acar Chapter 8. Collective Action: Revisiting Wright, Taylor and Moghaddam's Responding to Disadvantaged Group Membership Study - Emma F. Thomas, Anna C. Barron and Lucy H. Bird Chapter 9. Residential Desegregation and Origins of the Contact Hypothesis: Revisiting Deutsch and Collins' (1951) Psychological Evaluation of a 'Social Experiment' in Interracial Housing - John Dixon, Jie Huang, and Stefania Paolini Chapter 10. Relative Deprivation: Building upon Walker and Mann's (1987) Interviews with Unemployed Australians - Heather J. Smith and Stephanie McKee Chapter 11. Revisiting Milgram's obedience studies - Andrew G. Livingstone and Megan E. Birney Part 3: Societal level processes Chapter 12. The Rioting Crowds: Revisiting Reicher's Study of the St. Pauls¿ Riot - Sara Vestergren and Evangelos Ntontis Chapter 13. Collective Victimhood: Revisiting Kahana, Kahana, Harel and Segal's Study on the Victim as Helper - Johanna Ray Volhardt Chapter 14. Lipset's Working-Class Authoritarianism - Jasper van Assche Chapter 15. Reflections on Racial Stereotypes of One Hundred College Students: Katz and Braly (1933) - Keith B. Maddox, Jordan Daley and Diane-Jo Bart-Plange Chapter 16. Gender Stereotypes and Social Roles: Revisiting the Classic Study of Alice Eagly and Valerie Steffen - Naomi Ellemers and Maike Weiper Chapter 17. Socio-Economic Status and Inequality - Matthew Easterbrook and Matthias Gobel
An Introduction to Classic Studies in Political Psychology - Hema Preya Selvanathan and Jolanda Jetten Part 1: Individual differences Chapter 1. Displaced Aggression: Expanding on Berkowitz and Knurek (1969) - Norman Miller, William C. Pedersen and Isabella Di Lauro Chapter 2. Polarisation - Charlie R. Crimston Chapter 3. From Doll Studies to Contemporary Notions of Racial Identity: Implications for Intergroup Relations and Wellbeing - Yasin Koc and Hakan Çakmak Chapter 4. Voting and political participation - Frank Mols and Jolanda Jetten Chapter 5. Ideology: Revisiting Converse's Examination of Belief Systems in Mass Publics - Danny Osborne Part 2: Group processes and intergroup relations Chapter 6. Revisiting Kipnis's Supervisor Experiment - S. Alexander Haslam and Stephen Reicher Chapter 7. Sherif: Intergroup Violence and Negative Attitudes - Kevin Durrheim and Yasemin Gülsüm Acar Chapter 8. Collective Action: Revisiting Wright, Taylor and Moghaddam's Responding to Disadvantaged Group Membership Study - Emma F. Thomas, Anna C. Barron and Lucy H. Bird Chapter 9. Residential Desegregation and Origins of the Contact Hypothesis: Revisiting Deutsch and Collins' (1951) Psychological Evaluation of a 'Social Experiment' in Interracial Housing - John Dixon, Jie Huang, and Stefania Paolini Chapter 10. Relative Deprivation: Building upon Walker and Mann's (1987) Interviews with Unemployed Australians - Heather J. Smith and Stephanie McKee Chapter 11. Revisiting Milgram's obedience studies - Andrew G. Livingstone and Megan E. Birney Part 3: Societal level processes Chapter 12. The Rioting Crowds: Revisiting Reicher's Study of the St. Pauls¿ Riot - Sara Vestergren and Evangelos Ntontis Chapter 13. Collective Victimhood: Revisiting Kahana, Kahana, Harel and Segal's Study on the Victim as Helper - Johanna Ray Volhardt Chapter 14. Lipset's Working-Class Authoritarianism - Jasper van Assche Chapter 15. Reflections on Racial Stereotypes of One Hundred College Students: Katz and Braly (1933) - Keith B. Maddox, Jordan Daley and Diane-Jo Bart-Plange Chapter 16. Gender Stereotypes and Social Roles: Revisiting the Classic Study of Alice Eagly and Valerie Steffen - Naomi Ellemers and Maike Weiper Chapter 17. Socio-Economic Status and Inequality - Matthew Easterbrook and Matthias Gobel
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