An introduction to social psychology

First Sentence

AMONG students of the social sciences there has always been a certain number who have recognised the fact that some knowledge of the human mind and of its modes of operation is an essential part of their equipment, and that the successful development of the social sciences must be dependent upon the fulness and accuracy of such knowledge.

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Other Editions

• An introduction to social psychologyMethuen1960-01-01
• An introduction to social psychology.Methuen1915-01-01
• An introduction to social psychology.Methuen1916-01-01
• An introduction to social psychologyLuce1916-01-01
• An introduction to social psychology.Methuen1928-01-01
• An introduction to social psychology.Methuen1931-01-01