| 1. Historical introduction. 2. Concept and theory. 3. Theoretical orientations. 4. Methodology in Social Psychology. 5. Personal perception and situations. 6. Attribution theory. 7. Social learning. 8. Social identity. 9. Social construction of reality. 10. The communication process as basis of social interaction. 11. The environment. 12. Culture. 13. Pro-social behavior. 14. Aggression and conflict. 15. Concept, formation and measurements of attitudes. 16. Persuasion and change of attitudes. 17. Other forms of social knowledge. 18. Social facilitation. 19. Normalization, conformity, innovation, polarization and discrimination. 20. Social norms. 21. Socialization processes. 22. Current tendencies. 23. Practical activities. OBJECTIVES: To understand the main psychological processes of Social Psychology: Methods, techniques and tools. |
