This book aims to introduce the psychological examination and analysis of social processes as they occur in everyday life. Starting with a few case studies that outline the framework and spark interest in the research field of the psychology of social processes, it addresses the effects of social isolation, interaction and group processes, illuminates mass psychological phenomena, and presents processes within organizations. This book is designed for self-study. It includes exercises, solutions to those exercises, a glossary of key technical terms used in the text, margin notes, and keywords for easily locating specific passages. I highly recommend using this book as a workbook and not skipping any exercises. Naturally, "the psychology of social processes" is best understood in a sociological context.