Applying social psychology: from problems to solutions

Table of content Chapter 1: Applying Social Psychology Chapter 2: The Problem Phase: From a Problem to a Problem Definition Chapter 3: The Analysis Phase: Finding Theory-Based Explanations for Problem Chapter 4: The Test Phase: Developing and Testing the Process Model Chapter 5: The Help Phase: Developing the Intervention Chapter 6: The Success Phase: Evaluating the Intervention Chapter 7: Conclusion: Looking Backward and Forward

Now in its Third Edition, Applying Social Psychology offers a step-by-step guide to applied psychology. The PATHS model presents a unique way of applying theoretical social psychology to a range of real-world problems, helping students develop their own social psychological interventions. This model has recently been updated with the edition of 'S' for success, to help students evaluate how successful their interventions have been. Using interesting case studies and useful exercises, Applying Social Psychology is an invaluable tool in learning how to develop and carry out psychological interventions.