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Society and personality : an interactionist approach to social psychology /

Основен автор: Shibutani, Tamotsu, 1920-
Формат: Книга
Език: English
Публикувано: Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall, 1961.
Предмети:
Social psychology.
Social interaction.
Съдържание:
  • Introduction
  • 1. The Systematic Study of Human Behavior
  • Scientific Knowledge and Common Sense
  • The Development of Social Psychology
  • The Social Matrix of Human Behavior
  • Part One: Social Control
  • 2. The Structure of Organized Groups
  • The Group as a Functional Unit
  • The Problem of Social Control
  • Social Role as a Functional Unit
  • Sanctions and Legitimate Authority
  • 3. Self-Conscious Participation in Groups
  • The Act as a Functional Unit
  • Blockage and Secondary Adjustments
  • Frustration and Compensatory Reactions
  • Self-Control and Concerted Action
  • 4. The Cultural Matrix of Role-Playing
  • Meaning as a Functional Unit
  • The Social Validation of Meanings
  • The Symbolic Organization of Experience
  • Differential Association and Pluralism
  • 5. Communication and Social Control
  • Consensus as Mutual Role-Taking
  • The Conventional Aspect of Communication
  • The Personal Aspect of Communication
  • Society as a Communicative Process
  • Part Two: Motivation
  • 6. Consciousness and Voluntary Conduct
  • The Problem of Motivation
  • Consciousness as Inner Communication
  • Self-Control as a Serial Process
  • Impairment and Cultivation of Control
  • Impairment and Cultivation of Control
  • 7. The Structure of Personal Identity
  • Personal Identity and Social Status
  • The Organic Basis of Self-Conceptions
  • Self-Conceptions as Personifications
  • The Social Matrix of Identification
  • 8. Social Status in Reference Groups
  • Reference Groups as Perspectives
  • Consistency in Voluntary Conduct
  • The Preservation of Social Status
  • The Internalization of Social Control
  • 9. Personal Autonomy and Social Control
  • The Person as a Functional Unit
  • Patterns of Unconscious Behavior
  • The Personal Equation in Groups
  • Personality Differences in Autonomy
  • Part Three: Interpersonal Relations
  • 10. Sentiments and Interpersonal Roles
  • the Problem of Interpersonal Relations
  • Sentiments as Behavioral Systems
  • The Structure of Typical Sentiments
  • Personality Differences in Sentiments
  • 11. Conventional Norms and Sentiments
  • Sentimental Considerations in Conduct
  • Variations in Social Distance
  • The Social Control of Sentiments
  • Human Nature and Cultural Differences
  • 12. Personal Status in Primary Groups
  • Constellations of Primary Relations
  • The Culture of Primary Groups
  • The Preservation of Personal Status
  • Informal Sanctions in Primary Groups
  • 13. Self-Esteem and Social Control
  • The Preservation of Self-Esteem
  • The Struggle for Recognition and Power
  • Disorders Involving Personal Identity
  • Human Society as a Moral Order
  • Part Four: Socialization
  • 14. The Social Matrix of Personal Growth
  • The Problem of Socialization
  • The Formation of Conventional Meanings
  • Induction into Symbolic Environments
  • The Formation of Defensive Fixations
  • 15. The Development of Self-Control
  • The Dialectic of Personal Growth
  • Adjustments to Significant Others
  • Participation in Concerted Action
  • Transformations of Personal Identity
  • 16. The Development of Personal Idiom
  • Culture and Personality Development
  • Individual Differences in Temperament
  • The Development of Sentiments
  • Significant Others and Personality
  • 17. Social Change and Personal Growth
  • Social Change and Deviant Behavior
  • Marginal Status and Inner Conflicts
  • Personal Loyalty and Group Solidarity
  • Consensus and interpersonal Relations
  • Conclusion
  • 18. Social Psychology and Social Control
  • Some Characteristics of Mass Societies
  • Social Control of Intellectual Activity
  • Knowledge and Social Engineering

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