Social Psychology

"...we are social animals. We cannot live for ourselves alone, for we are connected with others by “a thousand fibres” through which “run [our] actions as causes, and return to [us] as effects” (Melvill, 1855). Social psychologists explore these connections by scientifically studying how we think about, influence, and relate to one another."

Myers' Psychology

Module 74

Module 75

Module 76

Module 77

Module 78

Module 79

Module 80

Readings

Module 74, Attribution, Attitudes, and Actions, pages 767-74

Module 75, Conformity and Obedience, pages 775-83

Module 76, Group Behavior, pages 784-91.

Module 77, Prejudice and Discrimination, pages 792-800.

Module 78, Aggression, pages 800-07.

Module 79, Attraction, pages 808-15.

Module 80, Altruism, Conflict, and Peacemaking, pages 816-24.

Social Psychology Review.pdf

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