Social Psychology (4PSYC001W)

Lecture focused on self and society, covering self-concepts, the spotlight effect, memories and self, self-perception, theory on imagination, theories on social comparison, upward and downward social comparison, culture, theory of multiple selves.

Lecture covering attitudes (formation, definition, structure, models, function, measuring, other approaches, attitudes and behavior and theories behind it).

Seminar notes to week 10 of the module Social Psychology 4PSYC001W taught at the University of Westminster for the BSc Psychology degree programme. These notes covers the topics of self-perception, memory, culture and other people.

Lecture notes to Social Psychology module on the topic Prosocial Behaviour, Helping Behaviour, Bystander Intervention taught at the University of Westminster for the BSc Psychology degree programme.

Lecture notes to the BSc Psychology module Social Psychology 4PSYC001W on the topic aggression and extremism taught at the University of Westminster.

Covering Prosocial and helping behavior, a range of theories and studies in this area, how prosocial we are, social norms, how we’ve been brought up, age, sex, religious beliefs, levels of empathic concern or egotistical tendencies, and how the presence of others inhibits helping.

Lecture notes to the module Social Psychology 4PSYC001W on violence against women/FGM female genital mutilation taught at the University of Westminster on the BSc Psychology degree programme.

Seminar notes to the BSc Psychology module Social Psychology 4PSYC001W on how to carry out the synoptic assessment which consists of a qualitative study taught at the University of Westminster.