1.1 Social Psychology

In depth notes for block 1.1 (social psychology - people in groups) of the international psychology course at Erasmus University. Each problem consists of post-discussion information. I received an average of 7.4 in my first year using only the notes I created.

In depth notes for block 1.1 (social psychology - people in groups) of the international psychology course at Erasmus University. Each problem consists of post-discussion information. I received an average of 7.4 in my first year using only the notes I created.

In depth notes for block 1.1 (social psychology - people in groups) of the international psychology course at Erasmus University. Each problem consists of post-discussion information. I received an average of 7.4 in my first year using only the notes I created.

In depth notes for block 1.1 (social psychology - people in groups) of the international psychology course at Erasmus University. Each problem consists of post-discussion information. I received an average of 7.4 in my first year using only the notes I created.

In depth notes for the first block (social psychology - people in groups - 1.1) of the international psychology course at Erasmus University. These notes include both the pre-discussion and the post-discussion information. Problem 8

In-depth summary of the 1.1 People in Groups course, written by a cum laude student. My summaries helped me to achieve a GPA of 8.54 by the end of Bachelor year 1. I sincerely hope it will help you out as well! Good luck studying!

Topics Discussed: - Why we tend to perform differently in groups. - How performing in front of an audience influences performance. - What makes people neglect their usual behaviour in a group. - Why people change their usual behaviour in a group. - What does being unrecognisable do to our behaviour. - Zajonc Drive Theory - Schmitt Experiment - Group Task Taxonomy - Notes on Articles - AND MORE!

A short summary on all of Problem 5 - Topic of authority and obedience. Includes: - Different obedience experiments (e.g. Bickman, Milgram) - Different conditions that influence obedience - Factors that influenced obedience in the Milgram study - Critcisms - Six Bases Of Power - definitions and explanations - Notes on articles