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Small Group Research: Implications for Peace Psychology and Conflict Resolution 2012th Edition
Author(s): Herbert Blumberg (Author), M. Valerie Kent (Author), A. Paul Hare (Author), Martin F. Davies (Author)
- Publisher: Springer
- Publication Date: 4 Oct. 2011
- Edition: 2012th
- Language: English
- Print length: 376 pages
- ISBN-10: 1461400244
- ISBN-13: 9781461400240
Book Description
The editors will focus on six main topical areas of small group research, which include:
– Cooperation, competition, and conflict resolution
– Coalitions, bargaining, and games
– Group dynamics and social cognition
– The group and organization
– Team performance
– Intergroup relations
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From the Back Cover
As a basic setting for negotiation, the small group can be a crucible of collaboration, or a recipe for hostility. As research interest in small groups has evolved into a salient aspect of social psychology with a robust literature, studies in leadership, power relationships, and teamwork have lent themselves to such diverse concerns as peace studies, diplomacy, and business. Small Group Research: Applications in Conflict Resolution and Peace Psychology is the first book to assemble the published studies of small groups from this perspective and categorize them according to the divisions and subdivisions that make up this rich content area. Carefully documented findings are arranged to provide easy access to general concepts, relevant theories, laboratory and field studies, and core ideas, with implications for peace building and negotiation, in these major domains:
��������� Cooperation, competition, and conflict resolution.
��������� Coalitions, bargaining, and games.
��������� Group dynamics and social cognition.
��������� The group, the organization, and the influence of each on the other.
��������� Team performance and goal attainment.
��������� Intergroup relations, including cognitive and affective consequences.
Small Group Research is a unique and timely resource for practitioners, academics, and students in diverse areas such as psychology, counseling, and related fields; peace studies; and business contexts.
