The Individual and Society

This book examines people as individuals and as social animals. It analyzes the notions of personality and intelligence and considers how people relate to and communicate with each other and society. The chapters discuss the types of social interaction and the rules that guide them, as well as the feelings and thoughts that individuals have about society, social situations, and the people around them.

This book contains:

Clear text, photographs, and diagrams that explain how and why we behave both as unique individuals and as social animals

Sidebars that explain the relevance of concepts to the American science curriculum

Many glossary terms explained on the page