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Daily Agenda PowerPoint Presentation: Social Psychology PowerPoint Slides, Video Clip--"Social Psychology & Attitude," Connections/Hook, Check for Understanding, Guided Practice, Making Connections, Independent Practice, Closure.

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good morning psychology students are going to look at Social Psychology started with it last week and went to chapter 20 this week I'm going to look at it over do social psychology 21 look at some PowerPoint presentation here first of all let's go to a PowerPoint academic framework all right so today is Monday November 15th 2021 that I wasn't doing this recording here I don't forget our CNN Student News class to go back and watch broadcast at www.cnn.com WorkSource last seen in 10 years off your scene in student handout still on Patrick Brady if you have already done so I'll read his bio and a citation and fill out the word wall they will come looking at cognition and attitude for the day Friday Mission we continue with the subject Juvia looking at tossell for psychology social cognition PowerPoint presentation to look at social psychology back to the ship and give me a second to do that mr. 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Well smoke when I recording all of a sudden this morning shooting match you track this morning bring up here social psychology are you not showing on my screen here but yet you want to see it at home well very interesting PDF here all right let me go out here hold on to me to bring this back up cheating well okay here it is or psychology and social psychologists or look at I know processes interacts with other human beings cuz obviously and Society we don't live in the back you set up a decent feelings sizing is old based on attitude all the different ads around us whether on TV or Billboards and signs Etc magazine basically it's the mere exposure effect and so you happy really what's the number hey I need that product Lee what you bought for the attitude Behavior do attitude sellers felt someone's Behavior well there's a study done by up here and he came up with the theory cognitive dissonance theory says people want to have consistent attitudes and behaviors when they are not the experience was known as usually they were able to leave she was just as bad but you cheat on the test the teacher was really bad so bad class it is okay so you know that's that's one example of cognitive dissonance theory where you really believe that is bad but irrational okay it's okay in this case cuz that teaches bad that you can't here's a cartoon that. shows that are points on the website psychology can you also add the lion strategy foot in the door technique where each other door and face phenomena in the Norms of reciprocity it's where the attribution theory tries to explain people determine the cause Behavior they observed it is either a situational attribution dispositional attribution and it can also be a stable attribution or an unstable weeds in which we try to go it's fine Behavior there to answer you have negative behavior and you might have a dispositional attribution. she's crazy as far as the reaction to proceed cautiously you allow the driver wide berth and table rack and you speed up and raced past the other driver training to give a dirty look sometimes I can result in an accident a escalating you need a key to driver just going to back down so I'm going to be probably a tribute to their personality rather than profession but do you really know can we send over estimate the roll-up disposition of factories cultures and so let me leave a False Consensus Effect self-serving start a romance you assume that they you agrees with everything on your all your views though. Okay or if you win it's because you are awesome losing my virginity coach are the weather in the blame other people for the student types of prejudice and discrimination stereotyping is basically an idea about a group of people not but I'm scared that someone always based on prejudice is undeserved ethnocentrism is an example of prejudice is discrimination with an action-based prejudices to believe discrimination tents be action taken exercise a prejudice against other people come to your uncle is it just raced no Palestinian Jews there's some other people's but he was competent wean them your counters and Lakers and then you have men and women but women something going on for them like the beauty strength anyting in a female interaction between woman the man Booker isn't exactly the same except that at the very end the man to treat the woman in one of the other proposed marriage wandering Trail get snow both conditions both female and male subjects view the woman's identical actions leading to a very different results and there's a group versus out of group in group by us know all these my friends is my group is my princess is Michael and so people who follow the Jewish faith and during those time periods back during the second World War I blame all of Germany's problems and it's amazing how human beings will blame other people and things like that are allowed for one way to combat it is what's known as a contact. Where you can increase contact between hostile groups tell reduce animosity especially going to work for subordinate goal and saw a princess can often lead to a cell phone foxy prophecy a prediction that causes itself to be true do you have the Rosenthal Jacobson Park mailing in the classroom experiment where the self-filling prophecy was done sports psychology regression is two types of aggression this instrument aggression in their hostile aggression aggression than do his model frustration-aggression hypothesis and frustrated so you going to take it out on people unless you're hostile Behavior Kitty Genovese case in Kew Gardens New York bystander effect where this lady was being beaten and eventually she was killed and people just stood by and watched this is a bystander effect as a condition in which people are more or less likely to help one another in general the more people the more people around the less chance of help because of the diffusion of responsibility it's also pluralistic ignorance where people decide what to do by looking to others and silver by looks to everybody else to do then nothing gets done unfortunately I have to die because no one stepped in a bypass what happened to get them between the men's and break it up and then calls people go where him and basically defuse tensions so thank goodness all people step in to help out the spice that are fake and the diffusion of responsibility Twitter explains why people do that that's something that and through know and of course has many different types of the tracks and Beyond just romantic attraction towards food or whatever hey brother has five factors of tracking his proximity to see reciprocal liking you are more likely to like someone who likes and why because you know Norman was a kid writing a letter to and you know back in full piece of paper and say yo like a horror something I like you do you like me yes with the Box in front of it no fuss in front of course of the girl said yes you pull up Jewel was wrong opposites. she has a song Call of Duty fixing back in the 90s the song called together similarity breeds content and I found my true my life I like people text me the same thing as classical conditioning that can play a part in the traction I love feels wings I see the same waitress every time I go there I may be in jail so she that waitress with the good feelings I get from fields and I can be any place to go with physical attraction I think that's just human nature because that look good and good luck is duty all colors all Races all peoples in there's the hottie Factor so physically attractive misprision predicts dating free they did more I'm just a natural thing since human nature also physically attractive and successful than although that may not always be true what is beauty for beauty's in the Bible are Beholder I heard it said that how can I track a person is if you take like half their face and then you flip it over and then you take what the face normally looks like you see if you take having Facebook it over the person comes out really attractive the lot times attractions is based upon how much symmetry there is in the face and sold them close to a person can be to that Cemetery up taking half her face in the more attractive we are different features fit certain facial features of things like that and Beauties and culture are different things Brad Pitt's in our culture the six-pack is something its value whereas in Mauritania people that are overweight that's that's more cracked so you can be in this is foot binding years did you hear a picture of the upper left-hand side Chinese very beautiful but stuck stop that you hear some shoes woman shoes I can't see normal women wearing she's at this I can see someone who like might be a ballerina dancer wearing high heels that high but normal women about wear heels some flower but I can see some more years of culture here we're putting these kind of Marks here and then some other cultures here with a tractor I'm Beauties Noddy holder you know these kind of things my own personal feeling I would the only thing on this picture I really would like I mean I really think it would be sort some of the shoes the other things to me but that's my opinion you don't have to agree but but yeah I think these other forms of I don't think it how groups affect our Behavior that's one way of group cuz we're trying to get attention or be the center of attention or as if we're by ourselves or with a smaller maybe one or two people who would act the same way but sometimes we get into big big drooping celebrity crazy you sound like a wedding reception and I guess I have a good time if you're really good at something or it is an easy task you will better perform it in front of a group because it's something that you enjoy if it's a difficult task for you were not very good at it you will perform worse in front of a group example to you think of in your own life really like you do really well at the Tennessee and it's something that you're not do that you knocking Source Conformity studies adjusting one's Behavior or thinking to coincide with the group standard Salat times I'm a Believer think one way but but if we run a group we might adjust our Behavior just to fit in with the group and so you can see your pants down smoking sometimes even smoke it really wouldn't want but because it won't fit in don't do that heart pants hanging down or tattoos or anything and so the standard line and see if comparison system chainsaws for his results from his studies at studies said about a third of the participants conformed to 70% in form at least once a day so I think things that lie disconformity call a pressure a very strong status and one had no prior commitment things to make for November the study of obedience CDL test and no G to the settings of beads as well too and so these are some of the results of his thing people can do shocking things and that's what these tests were about here people being shots and obedience people being treated not in a professional way and so would like to ethical issues in Skype experiment would you have received approval from today's RV internal review and so that's what this song say buy milk room is all about as far as group dynamics again when you get excited and celebrate lot of times you know you can get a crowd of people specimens like a football game some kind of rally where's if we're by ourselves and maybe definitely improve the frenzy of the group brought you up and that's a positive thing football game for something positive or negative Source social loafing the Tennessee for people in a group to exert less effort when pruning efforts to order, and go if they if they were individually so you have four guys riding a bicycle so he's one of those for help each other out and so take any one of these persons they probably wouldn't pedal as fast as a would if they were by themselves and so that's that's the social loving you choose first group polarization groups tend to make more extreme decisions than the individual and social organizations do that and then you've got to Prejudice your high and low and high pressure systems discussion among like-minded people tend to strengthen pre-existing attitudes and a low Prejudice groups do people that are mixed in and around people that might have an alternate and Union and they might conformer just a thing or two about the idea support group are more concerned with Army in corsets worse in Iowa police tourneys and then sometimes riding people who are protesting different as far as DM DND Refrigeration your people get swept up in a group and lose their sense of self that you are non emission arouse Nesquik explains why it is baby identification isn't so bad at a football game prep Rally or something that is involved in a prison studies showed that how we are we doing it individually and become rules when given a new Philip study with some Stanford University students and he had some of the prisoners and guards basement of the psychology building they were given uniforms and numbers for each prisoner and and 18 1300 the ones that were prisoners tend to be more subjective at that sort of thing some drinks and let me go back here Camacho PowerPoint original PowerPoint share all right so we look at PowerPoint presentation there I will talk a little bit more about this in chapter 21 little bit more social psychology hey we're doing standing on the five understanding of the social cognition psychology and smacking so positive and then why does Paula attitude. tobacco products if that time attitude determines altitude you going as far in life as you had to relax so you can do that on the Cornell notes in the tongue after 2 no relationship between attitudes and put some Exquisite and behavior no attitude with him it doesn't ruin our attitude to me our altitude and we're going to go in life what we do and how we behave and put you in the morning your attitude and will cause if your actions will be and the more the tree but you get a lot more out of life than if you have a bad or negative attitude I'm sure at some point you like you seen that if you haven't seen that are you will learn that I've got a little video clip here but north of y'all to see I'm going to have to go out and share it in the browser so give me a second bring that up here you need to get the sound princess of this video clip called social psychology and attitude social psychology attitudes about the influences but can't imagine for example the four of the others are watching you can cause you to build to behave differently react in certain contexts and influenced and how they attitudes or unfavorable evaluative reactions to Walton Home Depot person and dislikes in another 2002 free areas which include the effective attitude do you know anything about the attitude is based on what you know you would know information about snakes sleeve making some sort of judgment on whether you would do you like them or not so not important question includes how to transform something can be formed for me exposure which is repeated exposure that causes people to eventually fall to a attitude for example repeated exposure for advertisements will cause people to make a judgment on whether they like the product is not an example of a foreign language Chinese more time to harvest characters that they've seen less Pennsylvania example of the exposure effect as possible of carrying dog food meaning of about this ghost dogs to have a favorable opinion to the bow as evident by the acceleration open conditioning causes the creation of attitudes as some behaviors are encouraged and rewarded in an example of what is considered appropriate behavior the social organism human behaviors mannerisms Computer Concepts and attitudes of their role models parents went to Ben self-perception Theory attitude from one's behavior and attitude from what we do however down Russian weighing up pros and cons of States we just looked at past experiences and how we behave in the action in order to formulate the physical expression of disgust pain points that behavior comes from an external Source how is an internal the right attitude has freely chosen because behavior is seen as such as a defense theory states that if you to do something like eat Rock melon attitude well that is unless they are exposed to something for the first time as a result will be. Eat it and if they do like it then that would contradict this. That's why this very house bed for a week out of treats especially the face I don't really care too much about such as white a one scraper Frida Kahlo ice cream at all in 1988 found that cartoon between the teeth which first then just watch the official smile towards Chinese characters those who pushed away from them the functions of attitudes metaphysical actions we don't want to be seen by others as balance. how to choose as related to three different elements of Triads including the personal individual objects and this is how attitudes and Social Psychology I tried to become balanced and there is no conflict examples of the relationship is balanced when you like something other people like and that means you like other people because you say something, but you don't like something and I'll just do something that others share the same as a and that's it is balanced since you have the shed, dislike on the other hand if there is an even number of positive relationships that it is an unbalanced relationship this includes liking something about is do not like tourist shouts and trying to change our attitudes towards the object you don't have to change yourself to conform with the views of others which is acceptable to others and yourself similar attitudes and beliefs as well as posting that she had an increased chance of becoming friends automatic play difficult to change form from ancient oral tradition and prejudice and discrimination separate association test and basically they are speed tests that measure susceptibility to a stereotype which people can be bought those feelings since Patricia Devine example of the inability to predict brexit Donald Trump increase the strength of the behavior by improving the attitude and thanks for watching okay so I'll be over there looking at attitudes go back to work all right sweetie looks at our video clip there freezing up on me now I'm froze up for a minute you looking to work now what stocks technology can't live with it and live without give me a sec I'm going to try to do it this morning Google the next slide with that way hopefully all right Miss right now why this thing is acting up on me she didn't strike screen all right so we all chapter 21. We were about that today we're going to do that I will start that tomorrow but chapter 21 that's the next chapter will get into just remember attitude turns out you you were going going going as far in life as your attitude will let in and that can improve I guess the discourse and the what you eat and Social Psychology either experimentation they found that that attitude is working better interactions with others this is supposed to be psychology books at that challenges first of all questions and work on those 22 cars and then getting to chapter 21 section at you any questions about what we talked about today just so you have any of those email and I can get back with talk to me when you come to class tomorrow all right so look forward to that time we should the best on that and what that called that you put in get into the work session and first work on your social psychology questions 22 at the end of car won't start and then if you have time you can serve I'll talk to you then thank you have a good day

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