DEF Social Psychology
the SCIENTIFIC study of the effects of the presence of others on the way individuals think, feel and behave
(how does” being a social being” affect us as individuals and how we make sense of society)
The two basic Laws of psychology
Everybody is the same
everybody is fundamentally different
Kurt Lewins Field Theory
Behavior is always a mix of both
Motivational Principles
Strive for Mastery
connectedness
Value Me and Mine
Processing Principles
- Conservatism;
- Accessibility;
- Superficiality and Depth;
Levels of Observation
- Individual
- Interpersonal (between Indiv.)
- Intragroup (within Groups)
- Intergroup (between Groups)
- Crowds and Masses
Definition Theory;
- integrated set of principles, explains and predicts observed/observable events
o Good Theory; summarizes many observations, clear predictions to -> confirm/modifiy theory, generate new exploration, sugg. practical use
Ethical Principals
- Informed consent
- Truthfulness (deception only if essential and justified)
- Protect from harm/discomfort
- Confidentiality
- Full debriefing at end (ggf. Leave out distressing stf.)
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