Social Influence

Summary about the whole book (chapters 1-8) Influence: Science and Practice, by R. Cialdini (5th edition). Covers all the book material for the course Social Influence (Rijksuniversiteit Groningen).

This document provides a compact and clear summary of all of the content for the course Social Influence (PSMIN07). The summary provides a good basis for understanding the concepts of social influence. I would advise to read a part of the summary, and then watch the lecture about the same chapter(s), this will help you understand but also remember the content effectively.

Samenvatting van college 1 t/m 6 (college 7 ontbreekt dus), daarnaast is er nog een samenvatting van alle hoofdstukken van het boek van Pearson International Edition hoofdstuk 1 t/m 8. De colleges en het boek samen vormen alle literatuur voor het tentamen. De samenvatting legt de belangrijkste begrippen uit, met voorbeelden of met afbeeldingen ter verduidelijking.

A complete summary of the course 'Social influence', given in the minor Psychology in Society, as well as in the regular bachelor psychology.

Extensive summary of the course of social influence. Covers all of the important subjects you need to get a great grade on your exam. I used this myself for the exam and got a 9 :)

From the book of 267 pages to a summary of 13 pages. Summary of all the chapters of the book Influence: science and practice by R.B. Cialdini, the 5th edition. Talks about all the weapons of social influence.

This is a summary of all the videos (and important notes from the lectures) uploaded by the teacher of the subject "Social Influence".

I have summarized the additional articles and book chapters for the course Social Influence (2022/2023). I have copied the most important information from the articles, so it's all in English. It is a nice addition to my summary of the course book, which can also be found on Stuvia.

This is a summary of the complete book Influence: Science and Practice that is required reading for the course Social Influence. The summary is not in chronological order; rather, it follows the order in which the chapters were recommended by the lecturer.