Personality in Social Theory

Represents a fruitful integration of the many approaches that have been taken by investigators of individual behavior within the social milieu in which it occurs. This book offers coverage of speculations about the influence of the individual on the various groups of which he is a part as they have been introduced in psychological literature.

Johns Patricke Heine

Foreword Preface Introduction Part One - Individuality One - Early Social Psychology Two - Experimental Social Psychology Three - Interaction Theory
Part Two - Roles Four - Character and Society Five - Socialization Six - Role Analysis Seven - Role and Self Eight - Criticisms of Role Analysis
Part Three - Change Nine Change: Social and Individual Conclusions Appendix Bibliography Index