Social Psychology of Everyday Life

Explore the intricate layers of human behavior in "Social Psychology of Everyday Life" by Michael Argyle. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2017, this hardback edition spans 336 pages and offers a thorough insight into the everyday psychological processes that shape our social interactions. Argyle delves into significant themes such as conflict and aggression, racial prejudice, and the dynamics of leisure and work. This book not only addresses the challenges we face in friendships and health but also highlights the underlying attitudes that influence our daily lives. Perfect for anyone interested in social psychology, this comprehensive work serves as a valuable resource for understanding how psychological factors impact our day-to-day experiences and relationships. Discover how social groups and interactions form the basis of our personal and collective realities with this essential read.