Intro To Social Psychology (Certificate Of Completion)

The Science of Everyday Life and Fundamentals of Social Behavior.
What you'll learn
Recognize the fundamentals of social psychology and how culture plays a major role in shaping human behavior;
Identify the core elements of social cognition and the power of belief biases;
Explain the role of self-concept, self-regulation and self-schema in how it changes our cognitions and behaviors;
Discuss how and why persuasive messages are effective (or not effective) at changing our (and others) thoughts and behaviors;
Requirements
None
Description
Social Psychology is the scientific study of the causes and consequences of people's thoughts, feelings, and actions regarding themselves and other people. It is a set of concepts and discoveries that can fundamentally expand and enrich your understanding of yourself, those in your social sphere, and events in the world around you.This is a college level informational content course, intended to educate students about the basics of social psychology. This course will assist students in understanding human behavior, acquiring core concepts and skills of influencing and persuading others. Excellent resource for both personal and professionals in sales, business, and/or any human service industry.By the end of this course, students should be able to:--Recognize the fundamentals of social psychology and how culture plays a major role in shaping human behavior;--Identify the core elements of social cognition and the power of belief biases;--Explain the role of self-concept, self-regulation and self-schema in how it changes our cognitions and behaviors;--Discuss how and why persuasive messages are effective (or not effective) at changing our (and others) thoughts and behaviors;--Differentiate between racism, prejudice and discrimination, and why people engage in these behaviors, as well as the outcomes for those who have these social experiences;--Analyze how attitudes form, change, and how they impact our behavior and thinking;--Explain interpersonal aggression, and passive-aggressive behaviors;--Recognize attitudes pertaining to personal attraction and sexual behaviors.
Overview
Section 1: Welcome
Lecture 1 Welcome to Social Psychology
Section 2: Intro to Social Psychology & Perspectives in Psychology
Lecture 2 Introduction to Social Psychology
Lecture 3 Psychology's Perspectives
Section 3: The Self in a Social World, Social Beliefs & Judgments
Lecture 4 Self-concept, Self-esteem, and Self-efficacy
Lecture 5 Self Serving Bias and Self Handicapping
Lecture 6 Core Elements of Social Cognition
Lecture 7 How We Perceive Our Social Worlds
Section 4: How Our Attitudes Predict Our Behavior
Lecture 8 The Relationship Between Our Attitudes and Our Behaviors
Lecture 9 Cognitive Dissonance Theory
Section 5: Influences in Human Behavior - Genes, Culture, and Gender
Lecture 10 What Influences Human Behavior - Nature, Nurture & Culture
Lecture 11 Individualist vs Collectivist Cultures
Lecture 12 Sex vs Gender - What is the Difference?
Lecture 13 Sex, Gender Roles & Culture
Section 6: Conformity Persuasion & Group Influence
Lecture 14 Conformity and Obedience Studies
Lecture 15 The Elements of Persuasion
Lecture 16 Group Influence and Work Teams
Section 7: Prejudice, Violence & Aggression
Lecture 17 Prejudice, Stereotypes and Discrimination
Lecture 18 Violence & Agression
Lecture 19 Passive Aggressive Behavior, Power and Conflict
Section 8: What is Love? Attraction & Theories of Love
Lecture 20 Q&A About Attraction & Standards of Beauty
Lecture 21 What is Love?
Section 9: Conflict and Restoring Interpersonal Relationships
Lecture 22 Exploring the Nature of Conflict?
Lecture 23 Restoring Interpersonal Relationships
Section 10: Final Reflection & Certificate
Lecture 24 An End of Course Thank You...
Excellent resource for both personal and professionals in sales, business, and/or any human service industry. Great college prep course in Social Psychology.
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