Schultz, P. W., & Oskamp, S. (2000). Social psychology: An applied perspective. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.

Introduction and Methodology

Applied Social Cognition

Applied Social Relations

Applied Social Influence

I. Introduction and Methodology

1. Applying Social Psychology: Typical Features, Roles and Problems

2. Science, Research Methodology, and Teenage Pregnancy

II. Applied Social Cognition

3. Attribution and Health

4. Stereotypes and Prejudice

III. Applied Social Relations

5. Love, Intimacy, and Divorce

6. Social Information Processing and Aggression

IV. Applied Social Influence

7. Teacher Expectations and School Failure

8. Attitudes, Behaviors, and AIDS

9. Social Norms and Environmental Problems

10. Activism for Social Change