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Title: Social Psychology


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Social Psychology
  • The Science of Social Influence

2
Social Psychology
  • Concerned with the way individuals thoughts,
    feelings, and behavior are influenced by others
  • The scientific study of social influence

3
Social Influence
  • Ways people try to change others thoughts,
    feelings, or behavior

4
Conformity
  • Behaving in ways that are viewed as acceptable or
    appropriate in our group or society

5
Conformity
  • Aschs study
  • Most (almost 75) conformed on, at least, 1
    critical trial
  • 50 went along on half of critical trails

6
Conformity
  • Conformity is influenced by...
  • Group Size
  • Group Unanimity

7
N-Effect
  • What is the N-effect?
  • What causes the N-effect?

8
Social Comparison
  • A way in which people learn about themselves by
    comparing themselves to others

9
Social Facilitation
  • The enhancement of performance due to the
    presence of others

10
Social Loafing
  • A reduction in effort by individuals when they
    work in groups as compared to when they work by
    themselves

11
Persuasion
  • Process of consciously attempting to change
    attitudes through the transmission of some
    message

12
Elaboration Likelihood Model
  • Central Route
  • When the quality of the argument determines the
    degree of attitude change
  • Peripheral Route
  • When factors other than the quality of the
    argument determine the degree of attitude change

13
Social Influence
  • What is a fixed-action pattern?
  • What is the fixed action pattern seen in the
    turkey?
  • What is the fixed action pattern (given in an
    example in the book) seen in humans?
  • Do these findings show that people are mindless?

14
Heuristics
  • Mental shortcuts that act as rules of thumb and
    guiding principles
  • Fixed-Action Patterns

15
Peripheral Cues in Persuasion
  • Messenger
  • Credible
  • Likeable
  • Message
  • Repetition
  • Emotion Fear Humor
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