Gleitman Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is the notes for Problem 1 "Head in the Clouds" for the People in Groups block.

Everything you need in one! Summary of all tutorial meetings, required literature, articles and lectures that you need to prepare for the exam of 1.1C Social Psychology course at EUR. Very clear and well-written notes in English from the academic year 2019/20.

This is the summary for literatures provided for People in Group - Problem 8 - All you need is love. The notes are written in the way that is easy to understand. Examples and articles' summary are included. Only relevant information is mentioned in the notes.

Structured summary of the literature and articles of all 8 problems lecture notes. It is written in English, but easy to comprehend for dutch students as well (coming from a dutch student :) )

Short summary on Problem 1 - Topic: Emotion and arousal Discussed: - How people interpret their physical reactions as emotions - What the original experiment was like - How one's emotions affect their actions/behaviour Includes: - Definitions and explanations to key vocab - Excitation Transfer Theory - Meston and Frohlich (2003) roller coaster study - Notes on articles - Limitations to experiments

Discussed: To What extent genes and environment shape our personality and behaviour; How we can study the heritability of personality. Includes: Definitions, explanations, and examples of vocab words, Formulas, Methods of testing, Results of testing, Buss' and Plomin's Temperaments (Activity level, Sociability, Emotionality, Impulsivity), How the temperaments results to the Big Five, Attitudes and Beliefs, Shared vs. Non-Shared Environment, Genotype-Environment Correlation

Discussed: What is intelligence - is it possible to measure; Are there different types of intelligence, and what they are; Is it possible to inherit intelligence; What is the Flynn-Effect; Is intelligence measured the same globally? Includes: Definitions, explanations, and examples of vocab words, Theories of intelligence from: Francis Galton, James Mckeen-Cattell, Alfred Binet, William Stern, Charles Spearman, Philip Vernon, David Wechsler, Louis Thurstone, Carl, Howard Gardner, and Robert St...

Includes: - Crucial factors to increase liking and their explanations (Proximity, Familiarity, Similarity) - All 8 Models of attraction and their theorists - Notes on two articles linked to this topic - Definitions, summaries, and explanations to key words

A short summary on all of Problem 5 - Topic of authority and obedience. Includes: - Different obedience experiments (e.g. Bickman, Milgram) - Different conditions that influence obedience - Factors that influenced obedience in the Milgram study - Critcisms - Six Bases Of Power - definitions and explanations - Notes on articles