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Social Psychology Sites of the Week

Calendar    The web sites listed on this page have been compiled over the past few years by students and the teaching staff of Social Psychology (Psychology 260) at Wesleyan University. Each week corresponds to topics covered in the textbook and lectures during the preceding week.

 Table of Contents (click on a topic of interest)
Week 1

  Research Methods and Social Construction
  Self-Esteem and Self-Handicapping

Week 2

  Social Perception and Misperception
  Cognitive Heuristics
  Compare Yourself with Others
  Atrribution Theory and Biases

Week 3

  Attitude-Behavior Inconsistency
  Cognitive Dissonance

Week 4

  Gender Roles
  Transgender Topics
  Deindividuation
  Dehumanization
  Stanford Prison Experiment

Week 5

  Animal Obedience/Conformity Cartoons
  Political Obedience/Conformity Cartoons
  More on Obedience and Conformity

Week 6

  Using Persuasion Effectively
  Persuasion and the Iraq War
  Propaganda and Cults
  Advertising and Counter-Advertising
  Don't Get Smoked
  Compliance Techniques
  Dealing with Dealers

Week 7

  Negotiation
  Group Dynamics
  Evaluation Apprehension and Social Loafing

Week 8

  Racism, Ethnocentrism, and Stereotyping
  Color and Colorism
  Racial Biases in Punishment and Justice
  Anti-Racism and Prejudice Reduction
  Speciesism

Week 9

  The Language of Prejudice
  Sexism and Gender Equality
  Heterosexism and Homophobia
  Other Links on Prejudice

Week 10

  Aggression Cartoon Gallery
  Research on Media Violence
  Other Links on Media Violence
  Sexual Violence and Rape
  News Stories on Aggression
  Other Topics on Aggression

Week 11

  Interpersonal Attraction
  Physical Attractiveness
  Love and Relationships
  Bystander Intervention
  Altruism and Helping
  Some Ways to Give

Week 12

  Clinical Applications and the Barnum Effect

Week 13

  Terrorism and the War in Iraq
  Peace and Conflict Resolution
  Climate Change
  How to Reduce Climate Change



Week 1: Sites of the Week
Research Methods and Social Construction:

Self-Esteem and Self-Handicapping:


Week 2: Sites of the Week
Social Perception and Misperception:

Cognitive Heuristics:

Compare Yourself with Others:

Attribution Theory and Biases:


Week 3: Sites of the Week
Attitude-Behavior Inconsistency:

Cognitive Dissonance:


Week 4: Sites of the Week
Gender Roles:

Transgender Topics:

Deindividuation:

Dehumanization:

Zimbardo: The Movie Stanford Prison Experiment:


Week 5: Sites of the Week
Animal Obedience/Conformity Cartoons:

Political Obedience/Conformity Cartoons:

More on Obedience and Conformity:


Week 6: Sites of the Week
Using Persuasion Effectively:

Persuasion and the Iraq War:

Propaganda and Cults:

Advertising and Counter-Advertising:

Don't Get Smoked:

Compliance Techniques:

Dealing with Dealers:


Week 7: Sites of the Week
Negotiation:

Group Dynamics:

Evaluation Apprehension and Social Loafing:


Week 8: Sites of the Week
Racism, Ethnocentrism, and Stereotyping:

Color and Colorism:

Racial Biases in Punishment and Justice:

Anti-Racism and Prejudice Reduction:

Speciesism:


Week 9: Sites of the Week
The Language of Prejudice:

Sexism and Gender Equality:

Heterosexism and Homophobia:

Other Links on Prejudice:


Week 10: Sites of the Week
Aggression Cartoon Gallery:

Research on Media Violence:

Other Links on Media Violence:

Sexual Violence and Rape:

News Stories on Aggression:

Other Topics on Aggression:


Week 11: Sites of the Week
Interpersonal Attraction:

Physical Attractiveness:

Love and Relationships:

Bystander Intervention:

Altruism and Helping:

Some Ways to Give:


Week 12: Sites of the Week

Clinical Applications and the Barnum Effect:


Week 13: Sites of the Week

Terrorism and the War in Iraq:

Peace and Conflict Resolution:

Climate Change:

How to Reduce Climate Change:




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