Chapter 15: social psychology sw

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15.0 introduction to social psychology

1 15.1 what is social psychology?

1.1 Situational and dispositional influences on behavior

1.2 Fundamental attribution error

1.3 Actor-observer bias

1.4 Self-serving bias

1.5 Just-world hypothesis

2 15.2 self-presentation

2.4 Zimbardo’s stanford prison experiment

3 15.3 attitudes and persuasion

3.1 What is cognitive dissonance?

3.2 The effect of initiation

3.4 Yale attitude change approach

3.5 Elaboration likelihood model

3.6 Foot-in-the-door technique

4 15.4 conformity, compliance, and obedience

4.2 Stanley milgram’s experiment

4.4 Group polarization

5 15.5 prejudice and discrimination

5.1 Understanding prejudice and discrimination

5.2 Types of prejudice and discrimination

5.7 Why do prejudice and discrimination exist?

5.8 Stereotypes and self-fulfilling prophecy

5.9 In-groups and out-groups

6 15.6 aggression

7 15.7 prosocial behavio

7.1 Prosocial behavior and altruism

7.2 Forming relationships

7.4 Sternberg’s triangular theory of love

Source: OpenStax, Chapter 15: social psychology sw. OpenStax CNX. Jun 08, 2015 Download for free at https://legacy.cnx.org/content/col11809/1.1

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