The Psychology of Sociability: Understanding Human Attachment (Sydney Symposium of Social Psychology)
Explore the science of human connection with The Psychology of Sociability: Understanding Human Attachment, a comprehensive volume from the prestigious Sydney Symposium of Social Psychology series. This book is an essential resource for psychologists, social scientists, researchers, students, and mental health professionals who want to understand the principles, mechanisms, and impact of human attachment in social contexts.
This authoritative text delves into how individuals form bonds, maintain relationships, and navigate social networks, drawing on both classic attachment theory and contemporary research in social psychology. It examines the psychological, biological, and environmental factors that influence sociability, including early life experiences, personality, social cognition, and cultural influences. By integrating theory, empirical findings, and applied perspectives, the book provides a nuanced understanding of why humans seek connection, how attachment affects behavior, and the consequences of social disconnection.
Key Features
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Comprehensive Coverage: Explores human attachment, social bonding, and interpersonal relationships from multiple psychological perspectives.
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Evidence-Based Insights: Integrates empirical research, theory, and applied practice in attachment and social psychology.
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Cross-Cultural Perspectives: Highlights sociability and attachment across diverse cultural contexts.
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Practical Application: Offers insights useful for counseling, therapy, organizational psychology, and educational settings.
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Symposium-Based Scholarship: Includes contributions from leading experts at the Sydney Symposium of Social Psychology.
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Academic & Research Utility: Ideal for students, researchers, and professionals in psychology, sociology, and social work.
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Readable & Structured: Clear language with well-organized chapters for easy reference and study.
