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This bundle includes all the notes on attitude within the social psychology.

This includes both lectures on conformity.

This bundle includes all the fundamentals/introductory lectures in Social Psychology. Great for revising the basics.

This document covers a Social Psychology lecture on Attitude Change. It includes attitudes, attitude change, message-based persuasion, persuasion, motivational theories, Yale approach, elaboration likelihood model, cognitive consistency, cognitive consistency theories, balance theory, cognitive dissonance theory, self-perception theory, resisting attitude change, attitude inoculation, awareness of product placement, reactance theory, predicting behaviour from attitudes, two key models of behavio...

These are lecture notes from Social Psychology lecture on Attitudes. They cover definition of attitude, ABC model, availability and accessibility of attitudes, attitude formation, measurement, attitudinal ambivalence, examples, and theories such as direct experience, mere exposure effect, self perception theory and social representation theory. Great as exam revision.

These are notes from Social Psychology lecture on Cults. It covers gender differences, personality differences, culture, resisting social pressure, minority influence, consistency, differences in process and effect, definition and characteristics of a cult (C.U.L.T.), obedience to authority, how people get sucked into cults from attending the first meeting, the methods and processes of a cult, obedience.

Covers social influence, types of conformity, classic studies in the area of conformity (including an overview of methods and findings), ethics of the studies by Milgram and others, when and why people conform, normative influences, social control, standards, laws and conventions, propaganda, obedience. These notes were taken in the Social Psychology lecture on conformity. They are perfect for exam revision.

These are lecture notes from Social Psychology: Fundamentals. They cover concepts such as self, self-recognition, influences on the view of self, culture, self-construals, aspects of self-knowledge, self-esteem, self-confidence, self affirmation theory, terror management theory, social comparison theory, social identity theory, positive illusions and basking in reflected glory.

This is a very short introduction into the basics of social psychology, it includes types of research, examples, types of sampling and assignment, usefulness and prominent researchers within the field.

These are exam notes for Individual Differences module. They cover three exam questions: comparing idiographic and nomothetic approaches to personality; the nature vs nurture views on intelligence; and whether personality is fully shaped in childhood. These notes are perfect for exam preparation or writing an essay on any of these topics. They are structured for easy revision and include lots of references.