The Practice of Social influence in Multiple Cultures

Produktbeschreibung

Intended for scholars and professionals interested in cross- and multicultural research into the mechanisms of the social influnce process. 

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Contents: W. Wosinska, R.B. Cialdini, D.W. Barrett, Preface. Part I:Principles
of Social Influence Across Cultures.J. Reykowski, Overview and Commentary. S.S.
Iyengar, J. Brockner, Cultural Differences in Self and the Impact of Personal
and Social Influence. R.B. Cialdini, W. Wosinska, D.W. Barrett, J. Butner, M.
Górnik-Durose, The Differential Impact of Two Social Influence Principles on
Individualists and Collectivists in Poland and the United States. E.R.
Spangenberg, A.G. Greenwald, Self-Prophecy as a Behavior Modification Technique
in the United States. P.A. Miller, J. Kozu, A.C. Davis, Social Influence,
Empathy, and Prosocial Behavior in Cross-Cultural Perspective. M. Pietras,
Social Influence Principles in Polish Advertising and Consumer Decision Making.
M.W. Morris, J.M. Podolny, S. Ariel, Culture, Norms, and Obligations:
Cross-National Differences in Patterns of Interpersonal Norms and Felt
Obligations Toward Coworkers. S.E. Gutierres, C.M. Van Puymbroeck, Social
Influence Factors in Euro-American and Mexican-American Women's Vulnerability to
Misuse of Illicit Substances. Part II:Social Influence and Social Change Across
Cultures.J. Reykowski, Overview and Commentary. A. Nowak, R.R. Vallacher,
Societal Transition: Toward a Dynamical Model of Social Change. B. Wojciszke,
The Consequences of Being an Influential Minority in the Context of Social
Controversies in the Emerging Polish Democracy. E.W. Klinger, G. Bierbrauer,
Acculturation and Conflict Regulation of Turkish Immigrants in Germany: A Social
Influence Perspective. M. Kopp, Á. Skrabski, S. SzedmÁk, Socioeconomic
Influences on Depression and Morbidity in the Hungarian Population in the
Context of Postcommunist Modernization. M. Górnik-Durose, Mass-Mediated
Influences on Patterns of Consumption in Polish Youth. Part III:Culture and
Moral Perspective in the Social Influence Process.J. Reykowski, Overview and
Commentary. D. Dolinski, M. Kofta, Stay Tuned: The Role of the Break in the
Message on Attribution of Culpability. A.R. Pratkanis, Propaganda and
Deliberative Persuasion: The Implications of Americanized Mass Media for
Established and Emerging Democracies. M. Snyder, A.M. Omoto, Basic Research and
Practical Problems: Volunteerism and the Psychology of Individual and Collective
Action. R.K. Ohme, Social Influence in Media: Culture and Antismoking
Advertising. M.J. Cody, J.S. Seiter, Compliance Principles in Retail Sales in
the United States. 

Autoreninfo

Wilhelmina Wosinska, Robert B. Cialdini, Daniel W. Barrett, Janusz Reykowski