UNIT 14:  Social Psychology

PODCAST:  SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

HYPERLINK on the image [left] to hear Mr. Clark's AP PSYCHOLOGY PODCAST on SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY.   This podcast is helpful for the AUDITORY LEARNERS 

READ TEXTBOOK CH14:  pp. 753-818

Please READ the TEXTBOOK [pp. 753-18].  You are held accountable for the material in the TEXTBOOK. 
Social Psychology
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UNIT 14 [pp. 817-818]

On pp. 817-18 of UNIT 14/Myers Textbook,  complete the 50 TERMS & CONTRIBUTORS as you've done for UNIT 1 (to include DEFINITIONS & APPLICATIONS & CONTRIBUTORS).  Ensure you follow the PROCEDURES (left).
UNIT 14 STUDY GUIDE
HYPERLINK on the PDF ICON (below) to access the complete STUDY GUIDE by CHAPTER (UNIT) for your REVIEW & REINFORCEMENT.    This will take you to the ENTIRE STUDY GUIDE, so once you get there - go to CH14.
WikiNotes (Outline Unit 14)
HYPERLINK on the BUTTON (below) which takes you to an available OUTLINE for UNIT 14/SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY.   I want my students to have available outlines ready-to-go at the start of each class.l
 Video:  The Bystander Effect 
​WEIGHT:  45 PTS
​​The bystander effect, or bystander apathy, is a social psychological phenomenon that refers to cases in which individuals do not offer any means of help to a victim when other people are present. The probability of help is inversely related to the number of bystanders.
Video:  Stanford Prison Experiment

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​​The Stanford Prison Experiment was a study of the psychological effects of perceived power. Specifically, the study focused on the power struggle between prisoners and prison guards. ​Please view the actual footage to gain a better perspective on role play, power struggle and the human psyche.

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Video:  Milgram Experiment
​​​One of the most famous studies of obedience in psychology was carried out by Stanley Milgram (1963). Stanley Milgram, a psychologist at Yale University, conducted an experiment focusing on the conflict between obedience to authority and personal conscience.
He examined justifications for acts of genocide offered by those accused at the World War II, Nuremberg War Criminal trials. Their defense often was based on "obedience" - that they were just following orders from their superiors.
Crash Course Video:  Social Thinking​
Let's be real, okay?  CRASH COURSE videos are both interesting in presentation, but "chock full of knowledge" you should have learned on the topic in psychology.  These are under 15-minutes, but offer a great "review" & "reinforcement" of the material.  Review Episode "Social Psychology/Social Thinking" ​
Crash Course Video:  Social Influence​
​​​Let's be real, okay?  CRASH COURSE videos are both interesting in presentation, but "chock full of knowledge" you should have learned on the topic in psychology.  These are under 15-minutes, but offer a great "review" & "reinforcement" of the material.  Review Episode "Social Psychology/Social Influence" ​
Crash Course:  Prejudice & Discrimination​
​​​Let's be real, okay?  CRASH COURSE videos are both interesting in presentation, but "chock full of knowledge" you should have learned on the topic in psychology.  These are under 15-minutes, but offer a great "review" & "reinforcement" of the material.  Review Episode "Social Psychology/Prejudice & Discrimination" ​​
Crash Course:  Aggression v. Altruism​
"​​​Let's be real, okay?  CRASH COURSE videos are both interesting in presentation, but "chock full of knowledge" you should have learned on the topic in psychology.  These are under 15-minutes, but offer a great "review" & "reinforcement" of the material.  Review Episode "Social Psychology/Aggression vs Altruism"​​

NOTHING [BELOW] TO READ, VIEW OR ACCOMPLISH

Stanford Prison Experiment

Solomon Asch Conformity Study

Solomon Asch Conformity Study

Stanley Milgram Obedience Study

Group Polarization Example