Reflections on 100 years of experimental social psychology

Parkovnick, Sam

doi:10.1002/(sici)1520-6696(200021)36:2<190::aid-jhbs16>3.0.co;2-k

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“…This model is much generalized and quite old. In Social Psychology it is illustrated by the well-organized collections by Brannigan and Merrens (1995) and Rodrigues and Levine (1999). The social psychologists presented in those collections describe the path that led each of them to be selectively interested on some topics of theoretical study and empirical research, setting a link between the topics selected and familiar, social, political and scientific experiences.…”

Section: Existing Meta-scientific Methods To Evaluate Social Psychologymentioning

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Social Psychology in Brazil and in the international scene

Krüger¹

2013

Estud. psicol. (Natal)

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Social Psychology in Brazil has been showing a progressive scientific growth since the 1970´s. Such development justifies the current interest in performing an evaluation of scientific contributions of Brazilian Social Psychologists within the international context. In this respect, a literature review allowed the identification of 10 evaluative models in Social Psychology. Such models are applied to the psychological and sociological currents in Social Psychology, which are the most prominent internationaly. Even though such evaluative models are well designed, they present limitations with regard to their spectrum of application within Social Psychology. Thus a 5 -dimensional conceptual model has been developed: Philosophical assumptions; Research subject; Research methods and techniques; Conceptual matrix; Applications. Main results of the literature review were obtained from this 5 -dimensional model.

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Section: Existing Meta-scientific Methods To Evaluate Social Psychologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Social Psychology in Brazil and in the international scene

Krüger¹

2013

Estud. psicol. (Natal)

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“…Fortunately, there are many intellectually satisfying histories of social psychology available-especially the ways in which it grew out of nineteenth century philosophy in Europe and North America-written by others more qualified than I (Allport, 1968;Cartwright, 1979;Collier et al, 1991;Farr, 1996;Jones, 1998;Jahoda, 2007;Ross et al, 2010;Dovidio et al, 2012;Hilton, 2012;Kashima and Gelfand, 2012;Kruglanski and Stroebe, 2012;Reis, 2019). There are also valuable autobiographical recollections offered by some of the field's most prolific contributors over the last half-century or more (e.g., Festinger, 1980;Bruner, 1983;Heider, 1983;Deutsch, 1999;McGuire, 1999;Rodrigues and Levine, 1999;Kelman, 2004;Moscovici and Marková, 2006;Aronson, 2010;Kassin, 2022). Scientific and professional developments in Asian, African, and Latin American social psychology have received much less historical attention over the years, but hopefully this is finally changing (Kruglanski and Stroebe, 2012, p. 10-14), for the social psychology we envision is one that knows no geographical boundaries.…”

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Grand challenge: social psychology without hubris

Jost

2024

Front. Soc. Psychol.

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In this editorial, the Founding Field Chief Editor of Frontiers in Social Psychology expresses several ideas about the past, present, and possible future of social psychology, seeking to explain we need social psychology, why we need a new journal in social psychology, and what kind of journal in social psychology we need. The Editor argues for a rich, humanistic, interdisciplinary, philosophically informed social psychology devoted to addressing social problems in the illustrious traditions of John Dewey, Kurt Lewin, Gordon Allport, Muzafer Sherif, Solomon Asch, Morton Deutsch, and others. He suggests that disciplinary “crises” of practicality, historicity, and replicability may be more interconnected than is generally recognized. The Editor advocates a non-hubristic, theory-driven, multi-leveled analysis of human behavior that attends to both subjective and objective aspects of social, cultural, economic, and political contexts. Editorial priorities of the new journal include scientific rigor, social relevance, and intellectual humility.

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Reflections on 100 years of experimental social psychology

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Social Psychology in Brazil and in the international scene

Social Psychology in Brazil and in the international scene

Grand challenge: social psychology without hubris

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