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Introduction to Social Psychology
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1st year undergraduate psychology lecture which gives an overview of the field of social psychology.
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Introduction to Social Psychology
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- 18. Domains / Units of Analysis
- 19. Scope
- 20. Why is Social Psychology Important?
- 22. Focus 2: Social Influence
- 24. Focus 4: Intergroup Relations
- 32. Attributions Observed Behaviour Internal (Dispositional) Explanation External (Situational) Explanation
- 34. Attitudes & Behaviour Behaviour Attitudes Situation
- 36. Behaviour also influences Attitude Behaviour Attitudes Situation
- 38. Foot-in-the-door Technique IV: 1 st request: “Sign a petition supporting safe driving?” vs. no request ~ 2 weeks later… DV: “Can we place this large, ugly ‘Drive Safely’ sign in your front yard?” Those who had signed the petition were 3 x more likely to agree to the 2nd request. - Freedman & Fraser (1966)
- 39. Foot-in-the-door Technique Foot-in-the-door technique as used by Scientology Time Magazine, 1991
- 42. Cognitive Dissonance Model Two inconsistent cognitions (e.g., an attitude and a counter- attitudinal behaviour) State of dissonance Motivation to reduce dissonance Attitude change UNLESS No dissonance No attitude change Change or justify counter- attitudinal behaviour
- 52. Milgram’s Study
- 54. Milgram’s Study Depending on subtle changes in conditions, compliance varied b/w 0 & 93%
- 66. Aggression
- 68. Game Theory
- 69. Game Theory
- 70. Game Theory
Notes de l'éditeur
- The aim of this lecture is to introduce and discuss social psychology. The lecture is targetted at first year undergraduate psychology students. Image source: Unknown