This module introduces the concept of attitude change and the factors influencing it. Key topics include:
Students will engage in discussions and case studies that illustrate these concepts in real-life scenarios.
This module delves into the foundational concepts of social psychology, exploring how individual behaviors are shaped by social interactions.
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This module examines the impact of social influences on human behavior. We will analyze various factors that affect how people think, feel, and act in social settings.
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This module focuses on the psychological aspects of perception in social contexts. We will explore how perceptions are formed and influenced by social interactions.
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This module investigates how attitudes are developed and changed over time. We will analyze the factors that influence attitude formation and modification.
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This module focuses on social stratification and its psychological implications. We will explore how social hierarchies impact individuals and groups.
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This module examines mass phenomena from a psychological perspective. We will investigate how large groups of people behave and interact during significant events.
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This module focuses on the role of communication in social psychology. We will explore how effective communication influences social interactions and relationships.
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This module analyzes the psychological effects of cultural diversity on social interactions. We will explore how culture shapes behavior and communication.
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This module explores the relationship between social psychology and mental health. We will study how social factors contribute to psychological well-being and disorders.
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This module focuses on the ethical considerations in social psychology research. We will explore the importance of ethical practices in conducting psychological studies.
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The module focuses on the fundamental principles of social psychology, examining how individuals interact with and are influenced by their social environments. Key concepts include:
This exploration provides a comprehensive understanding of interpersonal relationships and societal structures.
This module delves deeper into the mechanisms of social perception and its effects on behavior. Students will learn:
Understanding these processes is essential for grasping how individuals function within larger social systems.
This module introduces the concept of attitude change and the factors influencing it. Key topics include:
Students will engage in discussions and case studies that illustrate these concepts in real-life scenarios.
This module examines the psychological aspects of small groups, including their formation and dynamics. Topics covered include:
Students will analyze various small group scenarios to better understand these dynamics.
This module explores social stratification and its impact on individual behavior and perceptions. Key areas of focus include:
Through case studies, students will investigate the implications of social stratification in various contexts.
This module focuses on mass phenomena and their influence on individuals and society. Discussion points include:
Students will analyze case studies of historical and contemporary events to understand these dynamics.