Lecture1PSY1012010(studentsview)讲座1psy1012010（学生观）.ppt

Music aids memory…so lets create a PSY101 playlist! Mixed Emotions – Rolling Stones The High Road – Broken Bells New Fang – Them Crooked Vultures … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … ... … … Introduction to Social Psychology Dr. Christopher JonesSocial Environmental PsychologyRoom: 2.25Telephone: 26592c.r.jones@shef.ac.uk Reading ESSENTIAL Martin et al. (2007) Psychology (3rd Edition). Chapter 15 – Social Cognition Attitudes Chapter 16 – Interpersonal Group Processes SUPPLEMENTARY Hogg Vaughan (2008) Social psychology: An introduction (6th Edition). Note: You will need this book for PSY110 course. What is Social Psychology? What is Social Psychology? Allport (1968) “…an attempt to understand and explain how the thoughts, feelings, and behaviours of individuals are influenced by the actual, imagined, or implied presence of others” Manstead Hewstone (1995) “The scientific study of the reciprocal influence of the individual and his or her social context” Topics in Social Psychology Altruism Prosocial behaviour Aggression Attitudes Attraction Love Friendship Intergroup relations Prejudice Discrimination Group decision making Language Non-verbal communication Personality The Family Social Identity Social Influence Conformity Crowd Behaviour Stereotyping Memory Rumours Conspiracy Theory Persuasion Leadership Stress at work The Self Emotion Overview Of The Lectures Lecture 1: Thurs 4th Nov (10:00) Impression Formation Stereotyping Lecture 2: Mon 15th Nov (11:00) Attitudes and Attitude Change Lecture 3: Thurs 18th Nov (10:00) Social Influence Lab Class: Attitude Measurement Wed 24th Nov (14:00 – 15:30 or 15:30 – 17:00) Thurs 25th Nov (14:00 – 15:30 or 15:30 – 17:00) Lecture 1Impression Formation Stereotyping Impression Formation How do we form impressions? Cognitive Algebra (Anderson, 1978) Dodgy haircut (-1) Powerful leader (+2) Dodgy moustache (-1) Angry Expression (-1) Unfashionable clothes (-1) Fascist (-3) Artist (0) Total Scor