1. Dialogues and Debates in Social Psychology. 2. Approaches to Social Theorizing. 3. Levels of Explanation in Social Psychology. 4. Research Methods in Social Psychology.
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Created by Riya Vaidya
about 11 years ago
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Created by Riya Vaidya
about 11 years ago
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What is the definition of Social Psychology?
What affects us more than people directly telling us they don't like us?
What is self esteem more determined by?
What kind of questions should social Psychologists ask?
What kinds of issues should Social Psychologists study?
Should we always use experiments and try to isolate particular factors from everything else? Bring people and isolate them and expose them to subjection?
What are the different approaches to S/P
What is the cognitive perspective about?
What is the learning perspective about?
What is the motivational perspective about?
What is the biological perspective about?
What are the different levels of analysis?
What is the intrapersonal?
How many people are involved in the intrapersonal approach and how do S/P find out why someone did something?
Why did this guy kill his partner, mum and so many other people on an inter group level?
Societal level of the situation?
What is Archival Data?
How do you find out how people are feeling or why they do certain things?
