Week 6:The Self & Personality
•Social psychologists conceptualize the self using the basic principles of social psychology—that is, the relationship between individual persons and the people around them (the person-situation interaction) and the ABCs of social psychology—the affective, behavioral, and cognitive components of the self.
Chapter 4:The self
Course Material
- Week 1:Introduction to Social Psychology
- Week 2:Methods and framework of social psychology
- Week 3: Social Learning and Social Cognition
- Week 4:Errors in cognition
- Week 5:Social Affect
- Week 6:The Self & Personality
- Week 7:Attitude
- Week 8:Social Perception
- Week 9:Group Dynamics
- Week 10:Social Influence
- Week 11:Prosocial Behavior
- Week 12:Aggression and its causes
- Week 13:Stereotypes, Prejudice, and Discrimination
- Week 14:Competition and Cooperation in Our Social Worlds
- Week 15:How the Social Situation Creates Conflict: The Role of Social Dilemmas
- Week 16:Personal Happiness: What It Is, and How to Attain It
- Chapters 16
- Department Sociology and Criminology
- Teacher
Zarqa Azhar
