Social Psychology and Psychology of ReligionBritish
Close and intimate social relationships are the strongest and most enduring source of happiness and life satisfaction in humans.
Michael Argyle was a prominent British psychologist and one of the pioneers of social psychology and the scientific study of non-verbal behavior in Britain. He spent decades researching and teaching at the University of Oxford and played a significant role in establishing psychology as an experimental research discipline in Britain. Argyle is best known for his groundbreaking research on social interaction, non-verbal communication, and the psychology of happiness.
