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In this long, really long, lecture, the focus is on the chapter entitled, ‘Social Psychology’ at the undergraduate introduction to psychology courses. I’m using the free, online text book from openstax.org, “Psychology” 2nd edition. This is one of my favorite fields of Psychology, mostly because I started my doctoral degree pursuit in Social Psychology, before switching to Counseling Psychology 4 years later. But I thoroughly enjoyed my deep dive into Social Psych concepts and research, and have taught undergraduate and Master’s level Social Psychology courses previously. Check out socialpsychology.org and understandingprejudice.org for deeper dives into social psych. Video Lecture with Captions and Time StampsContent Index: defining social psychology Situationism v Dispositionism Fundamental Attribution Error Actor-Observer Bias Self-Serving Bias Just World Hypothesis Social Roles Social Norms and Scripts Philip Zimbardo’s Stanford Prison Study Defining Attitudes Cognitive Dissonance The effect of initiation Persuasion Foot in the Door Technique Conformity Normative Social Influence v. Informational Social Influence Stanley Milgram’s Obedience Study Prejudice, Stereotyping, Discrimination, Racism Self-fulfilling prophecy & confirmation bias In-groups and out-groups Bystander Effect (Helping behavior) How to support the podcast:- Please share, follow/subscribe, and rate/review in your favorite podcast app.
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In this podcast I give an overview of major personality theories within Psychology, at the introduction to psychology course level. Starting with Freud’s structure of personality, neoFreudians like Alfred Adler, Karen Horney (pronounced Hor-neigh - I know you’re disappointed), humanistic psychology with Carl Rogers, Trait theories, as well as cultural influences on our personalities. Whew! Defining Personality Sigmund Freud levels of Consciousness(Freud) Three parts of personality, Id, Ego, Superego(Freud) ego defense mechanisms (Freud) Alfred Adler (neoFreudian) Carl Jung (neoFreudian) Karen Horney (neoFreudian) Humanistic perspective, self concept (Carl Rogers) Trait theories Five factor model (Trait theory) Cultural influence on personality Personality Assessments (tests) ———————How to support the podcast:- Please share, follow/subscribe, and rate/review in your favorite podcast app.
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In this lecture podcast I cover the major theories of Motivation (taken from ch. 10 ‘motivation and emotion’ from openstax.org’s psychology 2e free etextbook).
Content Index: Define Motivation, Intrinsic v Extrinsic Motivation Overjustification Effect William James Instinct Theory of Motivation Drive Theory of Motivation Arousal Theory of Motivation Self-Efficacy & Social Motivation (Albert Bandura) Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Physiological mechanisms of motivation (hunger) Obesity Eating Disorders How to support the podcast:- Please share, follow/subscribe, and rate/review in your favorite podcast app.
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This is the second half lecture of Ch 1 based on the Psychology 2e text book by openstax.org. This lecture was the audio taken from a narrated PowerPoint video.
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Textbook: https://openstax.org/details/books/psychology-2e
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