tailieunhanh - Ebook Principles of social psychology (1st international edition): Part 2

(BQ) Part 2 book "Principles of social psychology" has contents: Influencing and conforming, liking and loving, helping and altruism, aggression, competition and cooperation in our social worlds, stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination. | 6. Influencing and Conforming Chapter Learning Objectives 1. The Many Varieties of Conformity • • • • Describe some of the active and passive ways that conformity occurs in our everyday lives. Compare and contrast informational social influence and normative social influence. Summarize the variables that create majority and minority social influence. Outline the situational variables that influence the extent to which we conform. 2. Obedience, Power, and Leadership • Describe and interpret the results of Stanley Milgram’s research on obedience to authority. • Compare the different types of power proposed by John French and Bertram Raven and explain how they produce conformity. • Define leadership and explain how effective leaders are determined by the person, the situation, and the person-situation interaction. 3. Person, Gender, and Cultural Differences in Conformity • Summarize the social psychological literature concerning differences in conformity between men and women. • Review research concerning the relationship between culture and conformity. • Explain the concept of psychological reactance and describe how and when it might occur. Have you ever decided what courses to take by asking for advice from your friends or by observing what courses they were choosing? Have you picked the clothes to wear to a party based on what your friends were wearing? Can you think of a time when you changed your beliefs or behaviors because a person in authority, such as a teacher or a religious or political leader, gave you ideas about new ways to think or new things to do? Or perhaps you started smoking cigarettes or drinking alcohol, even though you didn’t really want to, because some of your friends were doing it. Your answers to at least some of these questions will be yes because you, like all people, are influenced by those around you. When you find yourself in situations like these, you are experiencing what is perhaps the most basic of all social psychological .

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• Principles of social psychology
• Liking and loving
• Competition and cooperation
• Chapter summary
• Social psychology
• Social psychology principles
• Social learning
• Social cognition
• Social affect
• Perceiving others
• Working groups
• Decision making
• Social worlds
• Performance and decision making
• Principles of corporate finance
• Corporate finance
• Introducing social psychology
• The self
• Attitude change
• Social psychology of leadership
• Inclusion and exclusion
• Organizational behavior
• Social action
• Consumer behavior
• Automatic thought
• Knowledge activation
• Information ecology
• Psychological distance
• Introduction to psychology
• Cognitive processes
• Motivation and emotion
• Individual differences
• Personality principles
• Abnormal personality patterns
• Social Psychology of Exercise
• Social Psychology of Sport
• Applying Social Psychology
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• Tâm lý học thể dục thể thao
• Thể dục thể thao
• What is social psychology
• Doing social psychology research
• Social psychology research
• Social perception
• The social self
• Perceiving persons
• Lecture Social Psychology
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• Social thinking
• Social relations
• Intro to social psychology
• Social Psychology R
• Folk wisdom
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• Social Psychology in the Clinic
• Clinical judgments
• Illusory correlations
• Social Psychology in Court
• Persuasive eyewitnesses
• Eyewitness testimony
• Evolutionary psychology
• Cultural similarity
• Social dominance
• Research methods
• Attitude formation
• Elaboration likelihood model
• The methods of social psychology
• Social attribution
• Explaining behavior
• Social exchange
• Social norms
• Exploring social psychology
• Doing social psychology
• Self serving bias
• Positive thinking
• The fundamental attribution error
• Clinical intuition
• Psychological effects
• System justification
• Materialism fails
• Essentials of social psychology
• Attitudes and persuasion
• Social change
• People in groups
• The Self in a Social World
• High self efficacy
• Perceived self control
• Social Beliefs
• Motivated reasoning
• Belief Perseverance
• Major Psychology
• Summary of doctor of psychology dissertation
• Psychology dissertation
• Summary of psychology dissertation
• Social Intelligence
• foundation of Psychology
• human psychology
• psychology
• psychoanalysis
• personality in psychology