Contemporary Social Psychological Theories

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Social Power and Status Dynamics Social and Intergroup Psychology Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice

Abstract

Contents Contributors x Preface xx Peter J. Burke Chapter 1: Symbolic Interaction 1 George J. McCall Chapter 2: The Social Exchange Framework Linda D. Molm Chapter 3: Justice Frameworks Karen A. Hegtvedt Chapter 4: Rational Choice Michael W. Macy Chapter 5: Identity Theory Jan E. Stets Chapter 6: Social Identity Theory Michael A. Hogg Chapter 7: Affect Control Theory Dawn T. Robinson and Lynn Smith-Lovin Chapter 8: The Theory of Comparison Processes Guillermina Jasso Chapter 9: Power, Dependence and Social Exchange Karen S. Cook, Coye Cheshire, and Alexandra Gerbasi Chapter 10: Elementary Theory David Willer and Pamela Emanuelson Chapter 11: Social Exchange Edward J. Lawler Chapter 12: The Affect Theory of Expectations, Status, and Behavior Joseph Berger and Murray Webster Jr. Chapter 13: Status Construction Theory Cecilia L. Ridgeway Chapter 14: Legitimacy Theory Morris Zelditch, Jr. Chapter 15: The State of Theorizing in Sociological Social Psychology: A Grand Theorist's View Jonathan H. Turner Index

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