Towards a More Social Social Psychology 223- Milgram’s (1963) obedience (shock) experiments: “Behavioral
study of obedience.” - Sherif’s (1936) norm formation (autokinetic illusion study): “The
psychology of social norms.” - Sherif et al.’s (1961) boys’ camp studies: “Intergroup conflict and
cooperation: The robber’s cave experiment.” - Festinger’s (1957, 1959) cognitive dissonance: “A theory of
cognitive dissonance” and “Cognitive consequences of forced
compliance.” - Triplett’s (1989) social facilitation and social loafing (competition
studies): “The dynamogenic factors in pace-making and
competition.” - LaPiere’s (1934) hospitality study: “Attitudes versus actions.”
- Moscovici’s (1976) minority influence: “Social Influence and
Social Change.” - Tajfel’s (1982) discrimination (minimal group studies): “Social
psychology of intergroup relations” - Janis’s (1972) groupthink: “Victims of groupthink: A social
psychological study of foreign policy decisions and fiascoes.” - Latané and Darley’s (1968) bystander studies: “The unresponsive
bystander: Why doesn’t he help?” - Aronson and Bridgeport’s (2004) pursuit of common goals:
“Jigsaw groups and the desegregated classroom: In pursuit of
common goals.” - Hamilton and Gifford’s (1976) stereotyping and prejudice:
“Illusory correlation in intergroup perception: A cognitive basis of
stereotypic judgements.” - Steele and Aronson’s (1995) stereotype threat: “Stereotype threat
and the intellectual test performance of African Americans.”
Source: Smith & Haslan (2017).