1. Myers Unit 14

3.  Experiment Video Experiment Video  Other connections?

5.  Groups of 4  Duration of the semester  Choose wisely!  Asch and Zimbardo Due tomorrow!  Brainstorm  What makes groups work well?  What doesn’t?  Superordinate goals

6. Myers Module 74

7.  How do we explain our own actions vs the actions of others?  Fundamental attribution error  Self-serving bias  Actor-observer bias  Dispositional vs situational

10. Seinfeld--Close Talker Personal Space Ad elevator social norms Break a social norm and report to class Wednesday

11.  Peripheral route persuasion Peripheral route persuasion  Central route persuasion  Foot in the door phenomenon  How have you used it?  How has it been used on you?  Door in the face  “Why parents have gray hair”

12.  Zimbardo footage Zimbardo footage  The Lucifer Effect The Lucifer Effect  Zimbardo and John Stewart Zimbardo and John Stewart

13.  Solomon Asch Solomon Asch  Normative social influence  Informational social influence Jonestown News Reel

14. Myers Module 76

15.  Social Facilitation  Social Loafing  Deindividuation  Group Polarization  Groupthink

16.  40 St. Darley and Latane  Most common amongst men in individualistic cultures

17.  Strengthens the most likely response  I need 4 volunteers

18.  Implications for social networking  Loosing self- restraint/awareness due to anonymity and arousal  Social Networking!!!

19.  3-4 groups of 7

20.  Groupthink: each member of the group conforms their opinion to the perceived consensus.

21.  Divide yourselves into conservative and liberal  Rate the strength of your political views 1-10  Discuss prompt

23. Myers Module 80

24.  The only reason we help others is to feel good about ourselves. There is no such thing as unselfish altruism.

25.  Unselfish regard for the welfare of others Reciprocity Norm Friends: Good Deeds Friends: Good Deeds

26.  Bystander Effect  Diffusion of Responsibility  Ways around it?  Other conceptual connections?

27.  If a person is mimicked are they more likely to do something nice?  Strengthening social bonds  Mirror neurons

28.  Social traps—personal well-being v. social responsibility  Mirror-image perceptions  Self-fulfilling prophecies

29.  Contact  Cooperation  Communication  Conciliation  International examples?  Rwanda  Spain  Israeli-Palestine Conflict  South Africa

30.  “A Class Divided” “A Class Divided”  Stereotype Threat  Stereotypes are:  Overused  Inaccurate  Automatic  Self-perpetuating

31.  Physical or verbal behavior meant to hurt or destroy  Factors:  Genetic—twin studies  Neural –interesting examples in text  Biochemical— testosterone  Frustration-aggression principle

32.  Social Scripts  Justice Stephen Breyer’s quote in text  Discussion…

33. Video games and Aggression?