How Do Experiments by Social Psychologists Working Within the Group

question 22

Essay

How do experiments by social psychologists working within the group processes and structures face of sociological social psychology differ from experiments within psychological social psychology? Use research on the bystander effect and on gender and social influence, discussed in Chapter 1, to illustrate the main difference between sociological and psychological experiments.

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