Social psychology and politics
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Contents

  • Introduction
  • Learning outcomes
  • 1 Social psychology and the study of politics
    • 1.1 Consolidation quiz
  • 2 Politics and personality
    • 2.1 Consolidation quiz
    • 2.2 Activism orientation
    • 2.3 Are you an activist?
    • 2.4 Assessing your activism orientation
    • 2.5 Evaluating the activism orientation scale
  • 3 Social identities and collective action
    • 3.1 Consolidation activity
    • 3.2 Social identities and the dynamics of crowds
    • 3.3 Social identities as political motivations
    • 3.4 Consolidation quiz
  • 4 A social constructionist approach
    • 4.1 Constructing contemporary citizenship
    • 4.2 Citizenship as a practice
  • 5 The politics of psychology
    • 5.1 Liberation psychology: An interview with Mark Burton
    • 5.2 Consolidation quiz
    • 5.3 Scholar activism: An interview with Carolyn Kagan
    • 5.4 Consolidation quiz
  • Conclusion
  • Take the next step
  • References
  • Acknowledgements

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