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Social Psychology

The definition of social psychology describes it as a branch of psychology that deals with the social side of the human being. It studies the influence of the environment and society on people’s thinking and behaviour.

Here you will find the history of social psychology, which dates back to the beginning of the 20th century in the United States. Here you can discover authors of social psychology and also interesting books on social psychology. You will also find types of social psychology and examples, such as applied social psychology and community social psychology.

You know the figure of the psychologist, but do you know what a social psychologist is? The functions of a social psychologist are to analyse the thoughts, feelings and behaviours of a community in order to intervene and improve their quality of life.

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