Social Psychology Roger Brown 1965 Hardcover The Free Press

Explore the foundations of social psychology with Roger Brown’s classic 1966 text, “Social Psychology.” Bound in a durable hardcover, this book is a timeless piece for both collectors and scholars. Published by The Free Press, it delves into the intricate workings of the human mind in a social context, a subject matter that remains as relevant today as it was at the time of its publication. The book is presented in English and draws from a rich history within the fields of Science & Medicine. Authored by the esteemed Roger Brown, this volume is a testament to the enduring quality of print and the profound impact it can have on our understanding of the world around us.

Vintage 1956 Psychology Norman L Munn Hardcover Riverside Press Textbook

Vintage hardcover copy of “Psychology” by Norman L. Munn. Published by The Riverside Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Classic mid-century psychology textbook featuring retro academic design and cloth hardcover boards. Condition: Shows age-related wear including edge wear, fraying, scuffing, discoloration, writing/inscription inside, and general vintage wear from use and storage. No dust jacket. Please review all photos carefully for condition details. Underlining throughout book. I did not inspect each page. But overall good condition.

Jean-Paul Sartre The Psychology of Imagination 1961 Citadel Press Paperback

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Moral Psychology 4 Volumes Set By MIT Press Editor Walter Sinnot Armstrong PB NM

NEAR MINT. The Moral Psychology 4 Volumes Set by Walter Sinnott Armstrong is a comprehensive collection of works on the topic of psychology, specifically focused on moral psychology. Published by MIT Press in 2008-2014, this set includes four volumes that delve into various aspects of moral psychology. The softcover books are original and written by the editor, Walter Sinnott Armstrong, providing readers with a in-depth exploration of psychological theories and insights related to morality. This set is a valuable resource for those interested in the intersection of psychology and ethics.