One of the subfields of psychology is social psychology. What is social psychology? Below is one definition of social psychology:
Social psychology is a subfield of psychology that involves the scientific investigation of (a) how we perceive and think about others, (b) how we influence others, and (c) the nature of our social relationships.
In order to gain a better understanding of social psychology it may be beneficial to understand some of the questions that may be addressed in social psychology research. There are many possible questions that may be addressed in social psychology research. Below are some of the possible questions:
What determines whether we help others?
What determines the formation of friendships?
What are the possible biases in social perception?
What determines whether we are persuaded by a message?