The two social psychologies or whatever happened to the crisis?

Rijsman, John B.; Stroebe, Wolfgang

doi:10.1002/ejsp.2420190502

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“…cipline with distinctive journals, textbooks, history, organizations, and so on. His somewhat patronizing remarks about sociologists were themselves an indication that the relationship between the two disciplines remained unexplored and competitive (as has the relationship between experimental social psychologists and various forms of socio-rationalism; see, e.g., Rijsman & Stroebe, 1989).…”

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confidence: 99%

Strains in experimental social psychology: A textual anaylsis of the development of experimentation in social psychology

Stam¹,

Radtke²,

Lubek

2000

J. Hist. Behav. Sci.

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Section: Methods Textbooks Research Practice and Strainsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Strains in experimental social psychology: A textual anaylsis of the development of experimentation in social psychology

Stam¹,

Radtke²,

Lubek

2000

J. Hist. Behav. Sci.

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“…As regards methods, the debate about their diversity -already present during the years of the EASP's foundation (Moscovici & Markov a, 2006)-is reflected in the Association's change of name, and has been continuously important over time (Flick, 2002;Moscovici, 1989;Rijsman & Stroebe, 1989;c.f. Denzin, 2010).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Moreover, although some dialogues between different socio-psychological perspectives did unfold over the years (see Deaux & Philog ene, 2001;Jost & Kruglanski, 2002;Moscovici, 1989;Rijsman & Stroebe, 1989;Sugiman, Gergen, Wagner, & Yamada, 2008;Voelklein & Howarth, 2005), helping clarify their similarities and differences, these debates are far from comprehensive or widespread. This suggests that an examination of the entirety of EJSP publications can help us better understand whether there were cycles that differed in published diversity, and what were the themes, processes, and methods associated with these cycles.…”

Section: Diversitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This suggests that an examination of the entirety of EJSP publications can help us better understand whether there were cycles that differed in published diversity, and what were the themes, processes, and methods associated with these cycles. Moreover, although some dialogues between different socio-psychological perspectives did unfold over the years (see Deaux & Philog ene, 2001;Jost & Kruglanski, 2002;Moscovici, 1989;Rijsman & Stroebe, 1989;Sugiman, Gergen, Wagner, & Yamada, 2008;Voelklein & Howarth, 2005), helping clarify their similarities and differences, these debates are far from comprehensive or widespread. Thus, seeking to know to what extent diversity of (majority and minority) perspectives and methods appeared in the EJSP over the years can contribute to a better understanding of the Journal's contribution to these debates, as well as help make them more comprehensive.…”

Section: Diversitymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Probing the history of social psychology, exploring diversity and views of the social: Publication trends in the European Journal of Social Psychology from 1971 to 2016

Rizzoli

Castro

Tuzzi

et al. 2018

Euro J Social Psych

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The European Journal of Social Psychology (EJSP), as the voice of the European Association of Social Psychology, aims to promote diversity and a distinctively ‘European’, more ‘social’, social psychology (SP). However, whether and how these objectives have been accomplished over time remains controversial. This article enters this debate, tracing the history of SP as depicted by EJSP publications, via two types of lexicometric analyses of all abstracts of the Journal (1971–2016). Themes, processes, methods, and their organisation in cycles and clusters over time, were identified and analysed. Regarding diversity, findings indicate that the publications reflect several of the new theoretical proposals that emerged over the years, but do not fully reflect the variety of perspectives and methods of the discipline. It further indicates that lately the ‘social’ is predominantly present in attention to pressing social issues, albeit the processes involved in them are mostly theorised at an individualistic level. This pattern suggests the importance of keeping open the quest for epistemological and methodological diversity, and of re‐problematising what the ‘social’ in SP means. By contributing to mapping the history of SP, offering a more comprehensive and reflexive view for it, the present analyses also help in forging a stronger discipline.

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“…The notion of social representation, firstly coined by Moscovici (1961Moscovici ( /1976 for studying the social diffusion of psychoanalytic ideas in France during the 50s, gained wider acceptance from the 80s onwards in a social psychology both expanding and becoming more heterogeneous (Rijsman & Stroebe, 1989). During this decade there was an enlargement of the community interested in the approach (Farr, 1996), and its basic notions are now well known and applied in a variety of realms (see Vala, 1993).…”

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Applying social psychology to the study of environmental concern and environmental worldviews: contributions from the social representations approach

Castro

2006

Community & Applied Soc Psy

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Recently some social psychological approaches have intensified their contributions to research in the environmental domain, helping it to focus more consistently on the shared aspects of all environment related experiences. The goal of this paper is that of joining these efforts, exploring the contributions of the social representations approach to research on environmental concern and environmental thought, as another area for applying social psychological knowledge. The paper first sketches how the environmental concern of the publics emerged in the 70s as a problem for the social sciences and proceeds to summarizing the main characteristics of this research, focusing on three problematic areas: (1) incipient theoretical integration among the frameworks dominating research; (2) insufficient reflection about the assumptions and measurement of the concepts employed; (3) a need for new research questions that push studies beyond the analysis of the socio-demographical correlates of beliefs. Afterwards a presentation of social representations theory will be undertaken and the usefulness of the approach to deal with some aspects of the problematic areas identified will be explored, with examples from recent research, and highlighting the importance of focusing on contradiction, polyphasia, and the articulation of the local and the global. Copyright # 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.Key words: environmental concern; environmental attitudes; environmental beliefs; social representations; communicative modalitiesThe last decades of the 20th century saw the rise of the ecological cause. From the 70s onwards, surveys consistently showed-as a novel trend-how nations all over the world were beginning to harbour a majority of people declaring to be concerned or very concerned with the environment and with environmental problems of all types-pollution, loss of biodiversity, ozone depletion, resource dilapidation. From that period on, efforts to understand this environmental concern, its antecedents and consequences, or, in general,

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The two social psychologies or whatever happened to the crisis?

Abstract: 1 989) 'Controversies in the social explanation of psychological behavior'. European Journal of Social Psychology, 19,345-368 Psychology, 26: 309-20. London: Academic Press. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 26: 446-456.

Cited by 28 publications

References 5 publications

Strains in experimental social psychology: A textual anaylsis of the development of experimentation in social psychology

Strains in experimental social psychology: A textual anaylsis of the development of experimentation in social psychology

Probing the history of social psychology, exploring diversity and views of the social: Publication trends in the European Journal of Social Psychology from 1971 to 2016

Applying social psychology to the study of environmental concern and environmental worldviews: contributions from the social representations approach

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