Description Social psychology for beginners: How our thoughts and feelings influence our behavior in social interactions Getting to know the 4 big areas of social psychology Are you interested in social psychology?Do you want to know, what influences our perception and inner experience?Do you know, how we behave in and towards other groups?Find out more about the most important models of social psychologyPsychology concerns itself in general with the experience and behavior of humans.
Social psychology concerns itself with the experiences and behavior of people in social situations.
This short introduction into social psychology is meant to provide you with a rough overview of the topics that social psychology deals with concretely.
The aim is to bring the most important areas of research and application closer to you.
For this you will be introduced to the most diverse notions of common theories from all kinds of areas.
Essential elements of chosen social psychological models will be presented to you.
With the help of guiding questions, examples and small thought experiments you will be invited, to think about social psychological phenomena on your own.
In this helpful guide you can learn.
with which Research questionssocial psychology concerns itself .
which scientific theoreticalbasic concepts are relevant in the context of social psychology .
intrapersonal processes: why we for instance find certain people attractive and others not .
interpersonal processes: what really constitutes interpersonal relationships .
intragroup processes: our characteristic behavior in .
intergroup processes: why amongst other things conflicts arise between groups and how to reduce the appearance of these .
and so much more Secure your chance today and find out, how we perceive things, think and behave in a social context.
| Beginners | How our thoughts and feelings influence our behavior in social interactions |
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| Research questionssocial psychology concerns itself ... which scientific theoreticalbasic concepts are relevant in the context of social psychology ... intrapersonal processes | Why we for instance find certain people attractive and others not interpersonal processeswhat really constitutes interpersonal relationships intragroup processesour characteristic behavior in intergroup processeswhy amongst other things conflicts arise between groups and how to reduce the appearance of these and so much more |
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