Osnove socijalne psihologije za studente prava
Boris Sorokin’s university textbook provides legal professionals and law students with a fundamental insight into socio-psychological phenomena, interpersonal relationships, group dynamics, and the psychological dimensions of the judicial system.
"Fundamentals of Social Psychology for Law Students" by Dr. Boris Sorokin is a professional and teaching manual intended primarily for law school students, but also for legal experts, judges, lawyers, and employees in the judiciary. The book was designed with the aim of shifting the focus from a purely normative and formal understanding of law to the human and social dimension of the legal system. In the work, Sorokin explains the basic concepts and theories of social psychology and directly applies them to legal practice. Key topics such as socialization, social perception and attitudes, the decision-making process in groups, the psychology of testimony, conflicts and communication, and individual behavior within legal and social institutions are covered. The author also analyzes the psychological mechanisms that influence delinquent behavior, the motivation of the perpetrator, and the dynamics of court proceedings. The work is characterized by systematicity, distinct pedagogical adaptability and applicability in practice. The textbook is indispensable literature for understanding how the social environment and psychological factors shape legal relations and the application of laws in society.
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