Social Groups in Action and Interaction provides an extensive overview of how social groups function and their influence on both social progress and potential conflicts. This study book analyzes current knowledge and research on group behavior, with practical examples that strengthen understanding of social identity and group dynamics.
The second edition has been updated with new insights from biology and the neuroscience of group formation, recent developments in social identity theory, and innovations in research on social networks. In addition, it includes practice-oriented questions for education and discussion.
This reference work is indispensable for students and professionals who deal with social groups, their actions, and interactions, and provides a solid foundation for understanding and predicting group behavior.