Social Psychology at Work (Psychology Revivals) : Essays in honour of Michael Argyle

Social psychology has much to offer real world problems, especially in industrial and organizational settings. In this collection of essays, leading researchers in their respective fields discuss the recent findings and their implications for commercial enterprises. All have been greatly influenced in their work by Michael Argyle, one of the founding fathers of applied social psychology, to whom this book is dedicated. Contributers include Peter Warr, on work and age and Donald Broadbent, on anxiety and job demands. Other topics include personality, leadership, conflict, pay satisfaction, selection, communication and health issues. "Social Psychology at Work" should be of interest to all occupational psychologists, managers and trainers.