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The 1986 study explores public attitudes towards the European Community, offering a detailed analysis of perceptions and opinions during that time. It delves into the complexities of how individuals and groups viewed the integration and policies of the Community, providing a valuable historical context to contemporary discussions on European unity and identity. Through various methodologies, the research highlights the diverse sentiments and the factors influencing public opinion.

This is a comprehensive resource aimed at students, teachers and researchers of social psychology who want know more about a particular phenomenon, concept or theory. Every key topic is addressed by internationally recognized authorities.

This brand new edition of the classic introduction to social psychology - the first to be written from a European perspective - has been given a new lease of life. While maintaining its European heritage and comprehensive coverage of the area, the book has been revamped across the board. Changes to the fourth edition include improved accessibility to students thanks to improved illustrations, more use of colour, and a wider, more approachable format. Fully integrated, cohesive and uniform chapters, ensured by a rigorous editorial process. More consistency and conciseness in writing style, structure and coverage. A host of useful, state-of-the-art pedagogical features that catch the imagination. A full range of instructor support via the book's accompanying website. New chapters brought in to reflect changes in the discipline, including first-time coverage of qualitative research. An even fuller European treatment of the topic, with contributions from social psychologists from across the continent. Combining its traditional academic rigour with a contemporary level of cohesion, accessibility, pedagogy and instructor support, the fourth edition of Introduction to Social Psychology provides the definitive European treatment of social psychology.