Timothy wilson Studienführer, Klassennotizen & Zusammenfassungen

Zusammenfassungen der Vorlesungsinhalte in Kombination mit den Buchkapiteln.

1. We construct our social reality - We humans have an irresistible urge to explain behaviour, to attribute it to some cause, and therefore make it seem orderly, predictable, and controllable - How we see the world, and ourselves, matters o Our answers influence our emotions and actions 2. Our social intuitions are often powerful but sometimes dangerous - Our intuitions shape our fears, impressions, and relationships - A fascinating unconscious mind—thinking occurs not onstage, but ...

This goes over Chapter 1 of Aronson, Wilson, Akert & Sommers: Social Psychology (9th Edition, Pearson) and covers topics such as a general overview of social psychology, a brief history, research methods, and social thought and behavior.

This goes over Chapter 3 of Aronson, Wilson, Akert & Sommers: Social Psychology (9th Edition, Pearson) and covers topics such as a general overview of social cognition, the dual processing model, automaticity of cognition, priming effects, and heuristics. Teacher : Prita See

Summary of the book social psychology and lecture notes combined

every chapter is written here. It also has a few answers to the practice questions at the end of the book.

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this is a summary for social psychology I made based on the lecture, it is very organized and gives an clear insight in each chapter

This document is a summary/notes of Chapter 4 of the linked textbook required for this course.

This document covers topics from Ch. 3 of the linked textbook that is required for this course.