<p>Andrew Pomerantz talks with Éva Szeli and David Tom about Chapter 13, “Social Psychology.” They discuss the fundamental attribution error and interpersonal conflict; attitudes, persuasion, and the receiver’s role; social loafing in group projects; group polarization, even in dyads; conformity and obedience; and stereotyping and prejudice.</p>

Andrew Pomerantz talks with Éva Szeli and David Tom about Chapter 13, “Social Psychology.” They discuss the fundamental attribution error and interpersonal conflict; attitudes, persuasion, and the receiver’s role; social loafing in group projects; group polarization, even in dyads; conformity and obedience; and stereotyping and prejudice.

Social Psychology with Andy Pomerantz, Éva Szeli and David Tom

What are the most important concepts in psychology? Author Andy Pomerantz poses this question to professors across the country in the My Psychology Podcast! In each episode, the panelists look at a major area of psychology (learning, social psychology, etc.) and share their perspectives on what people should know with stories that are surprising, poignant, and funny. The My Psychology Podcast is ideal for students taking intro psych and anyone interested in psychological science.

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Social Psychology with Andy Pomerantz, Éva Szeli and David Tom

Social Psychology with Andy Pomerantz, Éva Szeli and David Tom