1. Summary -- Methods, Theory, and Appraisal.
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Chapman, Dwight
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SOCIAL science research ,RESEARCH methodology ,FORUMS ,SOCIAL psychology ,SOCIAL psychologists ,SOCIOLOGY ,SOCIAL sciences - Abstract
In this article, the author comments on methodologies in social psychological work proposed by participants of the roundtable discussion conducted by the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issue in the U.S. The techniques of surveying, has had exceptional use in solving the practical problems encountered in administrative work. With regards to the dynamics of face-to-face human groups, the clinical approach to social psychological problems was appropriate in that the former isolation between social psychologists and clinicians has been breaking down. The author suggested that there are no really unique methods in the field.
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- 1946
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