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Social psychology is the study of human behavior and mental processes as they relate to how people interact with, or relate to others. People can have a dramatic influence on the way you act and the choices you make.
- Extra credit discussion Boards
The authors introduce the field and discuss basic social...
- Extra credit discussion Boards
Sep 15, 2013 · ***For my social psychology class, we’re required to write ‘formal yet informal,’ lengthy discussion board posts (about 1,000 words). Each section of the class deals with about 3 chapters, and we are asked to discuss various themes throughout the text.
The authors introduce the field and discuss basic social psychology concepts, such as personality, behavior, and social influence. They then move on to more advanced topics, such as interpersonal relationships, group dynamics, and cultural influences.
In each of the 5 modules, chapter content is discussed in forums using a student-led roundtable format. Within the first 3 days after a module opens you are to submit one discussion question for each chapter included in the module. You then facilitate the conversations started by your questions.
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How do we think about others, and how do they think about us? This discussion session complements the prior lecture sessions Social Psychology I and Social Psychology II.
Social psychology is a broad field that asks questions such as: 1. How do we perceive others? 2. How do we think about others? 3. How do others think about us? 4. How is our behavior influenced by others, both individually and in groups?
The Implicit Association Test (IAT) is a measure of the automatic association between two concepts. When two concepts are associated, it’s easy to give the same response to examples of two related concepts, such as flower and pleasant. When two concepts are not associated (such as insect and pleasant), it’s more difficult to give the same response....
If you were a social psychologist, what would you want to research? Why? How would you go about it? If you were a college professor, what would you do to increase the success of in-class learning teams? Consider what you learned about group behavior in this module.
Discussion: Social Psychology. Step 1: To view this discussion prompt, click on Discussion: Social Psychology. Step 2: Read the prompt and instructions, then post your response and comments inside of the discussion forum.
