Altruism vs Seclusion, a Sociological Approach to the Psychology of Interaction

Abstract The United States has lost its basic neighborhood interaction, or people have become remote. The basic good neighbor interaction comes from altruistic behavior. Interaction refers to positive social reactions to individuals and groups, and positive psychological reactions to outsiders. As these two concepts are intertwined and affect people's psychology, it is important to consider the psychology of the situation while taking sociological significance into account.

There may be a way to distinguish sociology. We can propose psychology to study personal interpersonal relations; sociology studies interactions within social groups and social groups. In this sense, sociology is described as a subject and puts individuals in the social environment as a member of a social group, a member of the community, and a social institution such as the position of the workplace and family. It is a place in the organization. On the other hand, psychology treats individuals as lonely and isolated creatures. In fact, psychology begins with individuals, whereas sociology starts with a broader concept of social networks and society and forms differences in the way by proposing to find individuals in this social network and society .

Social psychology may become a difficult concept at the beginning of psychology education. I was looking for me as my undergraduate student this week and asked how he could explain the difference between psychology, sociology and social psychology to his friends. - Paper title: Social psychology Social psychology is a broad concept with the fundamental element of studying our behavior, foresight, emotion. Myers (2011) agrees to study these relationships by social psychologists researching how we persuade others and how they are related to others.

Social psychology is an important field of psychology, but it is confused with the concept of sociology and personality psychology. There is a difference between social psychology and other related fields such as sociology and personality psychology. Social psychology is largely dependent on scientific methods. It includes empirical studies on different social phenomena. Other fields such as personality psychology focus on personal characteristics and traits while social psychology focuses on the context and influence of social environment, personal social behavior, attitude and group interaction.