Which period of social empiricism was the formative period in the development of social psychology

The period of social empiricism is the formative period in the development of social psychology.

Three periods of the development of social psychology :

I. The period of the conception of social psychology (the period of social philosophy)

II. The period of the formation of social psychology (the period of social empiricism)

III. The period of the establishment of social psychology (the period of social analytics)

HOLLANDER:

Social philosophy, social empiricism, social analytic theory

The period of the establishment of social psychology (social empiricism period):

The second half of the 19th century to before 1920: social empiricism

The formation of the social psychology of the mark: 1908, the British psychologist McDonogh and the American sociologist Ross published the textbook of the same name, "Social Psychology"

Three major theoretical sources for the formation of social psychology:

a. German national psychology: Hegel's national

German national psychology: Hegel's national spirit, Vonte's national psychology

b. French psychology of the masses: Tarde, Ripon's psychology of the masses

c. British psychology of the instincts: Doktor McDonald

The Establishment Period of Social Psychology

After 1920: Social Analytic Theory

Characteristics: from description to empirical evidence; from qualitative to quantitative, from theory to application, from macro to micro

(a) Olport and experimental social psychology

Olport's study of social facilitation, whose work Social Psychology, published in 1924, is recognized as the the birth of experimental social psychology

(ii) George Meade's sociological tradition

(iii) Cultural anthropology and social psychology