Soc & Psych
RC Morris
Purdue Univeristy
Department of Sociology
700 W. State Street
West Lafayette, IN 47907
This website is dedicated to the academic pursuit of Social Psychology. Enjoy your time on the site, it is a work in progress. If you have thoughts or suggestions visit the "About" page on the nav bar and send me an email.
Sociological social psychology is a micro approach of sociology that relates macro level social phenomena on the individual level. This discipline of sociology pulls strongly from symbolic interactionism. Special topics in sociologically oriented social psychology are social inequality, group behavior, social change, socialization, self and identity.
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Sociological Social Psychology begins with society, or interaction. A view of social psychology from this perspective tends to focus on group level behavior. Sociological Social Psychologists are interested in both the individual and the group, but generally within the context of larger social structures.
Most social psychologists come from the psychological sciences. A psychological approach to social psychology begins with the individual and often with cognition itself. Psychological Social Psychology seeks to explain the internal processes of individuals as they relate with other people.
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