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Articles related to "Social Psychology"
Behavioral Lie Detection Part 6 (conclusion) The final part of the behavioral lie detection series. lie detection • forensics • psychology
The Faltering Common Law Jury System (Part 3 of 3) The conclusion of the three part jury verdict literature evaluation. Judges effects, procedural concerns, a general discussion, and possible solutions are provided. jury • court • juror • forensics • legal
A Cultural View of Self-Presentation, Part I How we act around other people depends to a great extent on who we are and what situation we are in. Despite all the different possibilities, patterns occur within cultures. self-presentation • social psychology • individualism • collectivism • culture
Depth Psychology In Action An intro to depth psychology and its potential for work in the world. depth psychology • archetype • archetypal activism • social psychology
Difficulty of Self-Disclosure and Building Trust It often becomes difficult to reveal and share personal information as individuals fear indifference, social rejection and betrayal by others. why self-disclosure can be difficult • the dangers of self-disclosure in social psycholog • social psychology and difficulties of revealing pe • fear of indifference and rejection when talking ab • social psychology and revealing personal informati
Helping others We all like to think ourselves as helping person. But many times we do not notice situations demanding help or we chose not to ignore. helping behavior • altruism • prosocial behavior • social psychology
Impression Management Though we often talk about self as one whole identity, we display multiple selves. We choose to present ourselves depending on a situation. impression management • advertizing • asha wate • social psychology
The Milgram Obedience Experiment What is a "good enough" reason to inflict serious pain on another human being? According to the Milgram Experiment of 1961, a good enough reason is being told to do so. milgram experiment • milgram obedience experiment • rebellion • social psychology • psychology experiments
The Social Psychology of War and Genocide Certain aspects of the national psyche make some nations more likely to wage war or commit genocide than others. psychology war • psychology genocide • culture warfare • culture persecution • causes of war
How to Attract Men — Wear Red! The wearing of red makes women more attractive to men according to the first official study to document the link between color and relationships. how to attract men • how to wear red • color red • red lipstick • red lingerie
Media and perception: First impressions This is the beginning of my thinking on the relationship of media and perception. I would like to reflect on the role of media in shaping or not shaping the perception in this series of articles. It would be interesting to receive the opinion of the readers on this issue that would help me formulate my thought. I request you all to join me on discussion. media • perceptions • social psychology • public opinion • cold war
Rejected People May Behave Hurtfully to Others People who are hurt by rejection may respond by behaving aggressively toward other individuals as a response to the betrayal they feel they experienced. social psychology • hostile agression • rejection hurts • people lash out • american psychological association
Serendipity and Luck Are some people luckier than others? Research shows that the habits of lucky people have a lot to do with the serendipitous opportunities they attract. luck • seredipidy • serendipitous occurence • chance encounters • opportunity
The Stanford Prison Experiment and Abu Gharib In 1971, research psychologists at Stanford began the "Stanford Prison Experiment". Thirty years later, the experiment still helps explain what went wrong at Abu Gharib. stanford prison experiment • prison abuse • abu gharib • zimbardo • prison
Video Games That are Good for Children Game companies are coming out with a host of video games aimed at teaching children social, intellectual and emotional skills. video games • prosocial games • federation of american scientists • conflict resolution video game • violence and video games
Rap Music's Psychological Effects Many parents are alarmed when they discover that their children have developed a taste for rap music, but is there really any reason for concern? rap music psychology • rap music psychological effects • rap music mood • rap music emotion • rap music crime
The Self – Developing Self-Esteem Levels of self-esteem have a great impact on the life and enjoyment of everyone. This article addresses how self-esteem is developed and maintained. self esteem • depression self esteem • increasing self esteem • low self esteem • high self esteem
Subway Attack Illustrates Bystander Effect The brutal assault of a dozing passenger while more than ten bystanders simply watched brings social psychology into the discussion of why these citizens didn't act. inaction • bystander effect • crime in subway • attack in subway • assault in subway
The Influence of Imagination on Memory Imagination and visualization can have an enormous impact on the reliability of memory, and may contribute to a phenomenon called imagination inflation. imagination visualization memory • influence imagination memory • imagining visualizing past impact memory • false memory • altered memory
The Psychology of Helping Psychologist shares social psychology information that explains how bystanders to a crime or emergency do not always intervene on behalf of the victim social inhibition of helping • bystander intervention • human behavior in emergency • witnessing a crime • helping others
Psychology Major Growth and Use in Industries Psychology majors don't all have to go on to grad school in order to get jobs. Here are some places they are needed besides in counseling offices. industries that use psychology • growth of psychology major • career search • b.a. in psychology • counseling psychology careers
Types of Psychology The broad field of psychology encompasses numerous specialties or disciplines. This list of specialities within the study of human behavior includes brief definitions. types of psychology • study of human behavior • psychological disorders • human development • therapists
A Course Guide to Maximizing Your Undergrad Degree for Forensics HOW I'VE TURNED MY UNDERGRADUATE PSYCH PROGRAM INTO A FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM (OR WHAT COURSES TO TAKE TO PREPARE YOURSELF FOR FORENSICS) forensic psychology • education • university courses
Persuasion Tactics- How to Ask A Favour Psychological research indicates that certain strategies will make an individual more apt to receive favours from friends and peers. asking favours • favours • help asking favours • assistance • asking for help
Careers in Criminal Psychology Criminal Psychology is the act of applying psychological principles to the criminal justice system. criminal justice careers • careers in psychology and the justice system • psychology • criminal justice • legal work
Does Fate or Personal Choice Rule Our Lives? As memory fades, fate becomes as common an explanation for life-events as individual action. fate • personal choice • life-events • destiny • individual action
Impact of Self-Concept and Self-Esteem on Life The idea or concept one has about the self is related to one's self-esteem and one's outlook on the future. a clear and consistent self-concept enhances perso • erik erikson ego development theory and importance • self-esteem and personal evaluation and value of p • sense of self a life-long continuous dynamic proce • personal beliefs and social influences and forming
The Obama Effect A positive role model demonstrating the importance of a good education may be the key to the Obama Effect. president obama • educational achievement gap • role models • closing the achievement gap • the obama effect
The Roots of Psychology The first psychology lab was established in the late 1800's, but interest in the human mind began much earlier than that. psychology • history • philosophy • wilhelm wundt • academics
Can People Learn While Sleeping? The idea that one can absorb knowledge without conscious effort must certainly appeal to frantic students burning the midnight oil for the next morning's examination. hypnopaedia • sleep learning • sleep teaching • brave new world • studies on learning during sleep
Competitive Altruism and The Environment People achieve higher social status, and are much more likely to behave eco-friendly, in situations where their actions are public than when they will might go unnoticed. competitive altruism • ecofriendly living • green living • green lifestyle • envrionmentalism
Confidence Based Learning Thomas Frey holds out hope that Confidence-Based Learning may be the key to significantly reduce time that it takes to learn new things. thomas frey • confidence based learning • changes social education technology system • changes in public education • problems in education
Does Time Out Hurt Kids? Is ostracism a civilized form of punishment? Psychologists believe that isolation creates physical pain and that this method of modifying behavior may be pure torture. lonliness • punishments • cruel and unusual punishment • time out kids • time out chairs
Extremist Groups Could Foster Individuality New research suggests that rather than losing their individuality, people in extremist groups have more of a sense of personal identity than those who are not members. extremist groups individuality • extremist group • self-identity extremist • joining extremist group • personal identity extremist
Free College Classes Online Many colleges and universities offer classes online for free, otherwise known as Open CourseWare, without offering college credit. online courses • learning online classes • online learning program • free college classes online • free online education
Hate Crimes, the Economy and Obama Hate groups allege a rise in membership since Obama's election and the unstable economy. But their claims may just be an effort to instill fear in Americans. the final insult • hate crimes and economic downturn • hate crimes • the economy and obama • the southern poverty law center
Home Advantage in Sport Teams win more games when playing at home is a rarely challenged sporting truth. What are the reasons for this and could the impact of home field advantage be waning? home advantage in sport • are you more likely to win playing at home • do home teams win more games • successful sporting teams • why do home teams win more games
How Children Affect Marital Happiness Research shows that having children can decrease marital happiness. Here are the types of couples most affected by kids, plus three ways to improve a marriage. children affect marital happiness • improve marriage relationship • emotional infidelity • fear of intimacy • cheating
How Important are Children's Names? While student names help create an identity, are there actual patterns in behavior based on names? childrens names • bad boy names • names and crime • names delinquent behavior • low income parents choose uncommon names
Internet Dating Lies Men and women lie about personal information in their online profiles, including height, weight, age, but also income, politics, education, and smoking tobacco. internet dating lies • internet dating • online dating • inaccurate online profiles • online dating profiles
Positive Psychology Studies on Happiness In a recent presentation, noted positive psychologist Sonja Lyubomirsky cited simple daily activities anyone can use to be happier. happiness • happy • happiness activities • happiness benefits • positive psychology
Positive Thinking Won't Help You New information from the Association for Psychological Science suggests that positive thinking doesn't help build self-esteem, but can actually make you feel worse. positive thinking • self help books • self esteem • affirmations • attitude
Prejudice, Discrimination, and Racism Prejudice, discrimination and racism are three of the most misunderstood terms used today despite their regular practice around the world. prejudice discrimination racism around the world • tools of dominance subordination • dominant groups want to maintain hierarchy white s • high percentage of black people in prison • burma karen shan mortar attacks ethnic cleansing
Self-esteem - part 1 People with low self-esteem are everywhere in the world. Most of them are not happy with what they are and are depressed due to that. While others portray themselves as supirior and above others. self-esteem • society • parents • criticism • low
Some Video Gaming is Positive Conventional wisdom has it that young people playing video games will turn their brains to mush and become violent monsters; that's not necessarily so say new studies. violent video games • non-violent video games • positive side to video games • pro-social games • video game studies
Stay Connected With a Married Date Night Married couples need more than a routine married date night to stay close. Creative dating is necessary to keep married love fresh. married date night • stay connected • married couples • creative dating • long-term married couples
The Psychology of Police Lineups An examination of the psychological concerns with police lineups. forensics • investigations • police lineups
The Sources and Origins of Self-Knowledge How does one attain knowledge about the self? How does one form an essential or core identity? What are some factors that influence one's self-perception? self-knowledge socialization and social interactio • factors that influence self-perception and self-im • definition of self and religious and ethnic identi • perception of oneself and influence of society and • looking-glass self and consequences on positive an
What Color Attracts Men? The color red is more attractive to men than other colors, which may make women wearing red more appealing to date. Here's what the psychological research shows. what color attracts men • women in red • appealing to date • psychological research • experiments with color |
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