Social Encounters

Social Encounters is an approach to social psychology that is not what one might expect to find in textbooks on this subject

Michael Argyle

Introduction; One: The Biological and Cultural Roots of Social Interaction; 1: Irven DeVore; 2: O. Michael Watson and Theodore D. Graves; 3: Basil Bernstein and Dorothy Henderson; Two: The Elements of Social Behaviour; 4: Susan Ervin-Tripp; 5: Adam Kendon; 6: Ray L. Birdwhisteil; 7: Albert Mehrabian; Three: Perception of the Other during Interaction; 8: Michael Beldoch; 9: Paul Ekman and Wallace V. Friesen; 10: R. D. Laing, H. Phillipson and A. R. Lee; Four: Two-Person Interaction; 11: Howard M. Rosenfeld; 12: Michael Argyle and Janet Dean; 13: Melvin Feffer and Leonard Suchotliff; 14: Erving Goffman; Five: Interaction in Groups and Organizations; 15: Robert F. Bales; 16: Muzafer Sherif and Carolyn W. Sherif; 17: Peter M. Blau and W. Richard Scott; 18: Edwin A. Fleishman and Edwin F. Harris; 19: F. E. Emery and E. L. Trist; Six: Personality and Social Interaction; 20: D. W. Carment, C. G. Miles and V. B. Cervin; 21: Jerome E. Singer; 22: Rudolf H. Moos; Seven: The Self and Social Interaction; 23: Richard Videbeck; 24: James E. Marcia; 25: Edward Gross and Gregor P. Stone; Eight: Training in Social Skills; 26: N. L. Gage, Philip J. Runkel and B. B. Chatterjee; 27: Douglas R. Bunker; 28: Frederick J. McDonald and Dwight W. Allen