An introduction to social psychology
By: by William McDougall
Edition: 8th ed. / containing supplementary chapters on theories of action and on the sex instinct.
Publisher: J. W. Luce
Published: 1914
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 431
Subjects: Social psychology
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: The nature of instincts and their place in the constitution of the human mind; title: Principal instincts and the primary emotions of man; title: Some general or non-specific innate tendencies; title: The nature of the sentiments and the constitution of some of the complex emotions; title: The development of sentiments; title: The growth of self-consciousness and of the selfregarding sentiment; title: The advance to the higher plane of social conduct; title: Volition; title: Reproductive and the parental instincts; title: The instinct of pugnacity; title: The gregarious instinct; title: The instincts through with religious conceptions affect social life; title: The instincts of acquisition and construction; title: Imitation, play and habit; title: Theories of action; title: On the sex instinct.