ap psychology cram – social psychology & persuasion

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• 0:00

  Introduction to Social Psychology

• 0:39

  Cram Session Overview

• 2:52

  Foot-in-the-Door Effect

• 3:54

  Door-in-the-Face Technique

• 4:58

  Lowball Technique

• 6:03

  Elaboration Likelihood Model

• 7:37

  Central Route Persuasion

• 8:38

  Peripheral Route Persuasion

• 9:42

  Schachter Two-Factor Theory

• 11:49

  Cognitive Dissonance

• 13:55

  Solomon Asch Conformity Study

• 15:30

  Informational Social Influence

• 17:33

  Milgram Obedience Experiment

• 20:13

  Stanford Prison Experiment

• 21:45

  Deindividuation Concept

• 24:52

  Diner Candy Stealing Study

• 26:26

  Reciprocity Norms

• 26:56

  Attribution Theory

• 29:35

  Fundamental Attribution Error

• 32:40

  Just World Hypothesis

• 35:49

  Halo and Pitchfork Effects

• 37:25

  Self-Serving Bias

• 38:59

  Ingroup and Outgroup Bias

• 42:05

  Robbers Cave Experiment

• 46:18

  Competition and Group Biases

• 47:51

  Scapegoating Explained

• 48:54

  Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis

• 49:56

  Outgroup Homogeneity Bias

• 50:57

  Stereotypes and Prejudice

• 52:02

  Explicit and Implicit Bias

• 53:35

  Contact Hypothesis

• 54:37

  Superordinate Goals

• 56:43

  Social Facilitation Effect

• 58:16

  Diffusion of Responsibility

• 58:48

  Social Loafing

• 1:00:23

  Bystander Effect

• 1:01:25

  Group Polarization

• 1:02:29

  Groupthink Phenomenon

• 1:04:37

  Sternberg Triangular Theory

• 1:06:40

  Companionate vs Passionate Love

• 1:07:42

  Parental Investment Hypothesis

• 1:09:15

  Mere Exposure Effect

• 1:10:49

  Matching Hypothesis

• 1:11:20

  Social Exchange Theory

• 1:12:23

  Social Scripts

• 1:13:25

  Mirror Image Perceptions

• 1:13:56

  Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

• 1:14:59

  Relative Deprivation

• 1:16:02

  Chameleon Effect

• 1:16:33

  False Consensus Effect

• 1:18:08

  Social Trap

• 1:18:39

  Culture Definition

• 1:19:11

  Q&A Session

• 1:21:53

  Final Questions and Wrap-Up