Seminar in Social Psychology
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Dear students,
hope you are keeping well and staying healthy in the pandemic.
We have no seminar this week as 28th October is a Bank Holiday
We will meet up in the live seminar next Weds 4th November 2020 at 2 pm on MS Teams.
Your task - assignment on Text 3 is to read the text properly and do the ppt presentation for me this time: Max 10 slides and 30 mins of your comments. Point out the structure of the text, main arguments and concepts you should notice, and conclusion, discussion and implications for current society etc. Use my ppt presentation on previous 2 texts we worked with as your template.
The deadline is on 10th November 2020.
You are also due to submit a short essay on Text 2 by 27th October 11.59 pm in Moodle file
We will discuss Text 3 in the live Webinar on 4th November. I won't do the ppt presentation for you this time but we swap the role in this task. I am looking forward to seeing and hearing your work on Text 3 in this form of ppt presentation.
Let me know in chat here or by email if any queries
Good luck with your work and
Talk soon again on 4th November
Tereza Brumovska
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1) Text 1:
Darley, J. M. - Latané, B. (1968): Bystander intervention in emergencies: Diffusion of responsibility. Journal of Personality and Social psychology, 1968 (8), 4, pp. 377-383.2) Ppt presentation on Text 13) File for submission of Short essay 1 on the Text 1 by 20th Oct-
Submission of short essays' by 20th Oct Úkol
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Dear students,
I am writing addressing some questions from some of you.
we are not online today, you only have the ppt presentation to listen at the time of the seminar is scheduled and write a short essay after the presentation and after you have read the text for this week. Your work on the short essay paper falls ideally to the remaining scheduled time of the seminar after you check the presentation. The deadline for submission is on next Tues at 5pm. The seminars will be organised in this way except of the Live Webinars scheduled as you can see in Moodle. I will remind you about the Live Webinars and send you the link sufficiently in advance by email.
Please, check the Moodle here too.
Please, post any of your questions in Moodle in the Chat rooms set up for you so other people can be informed too.
Many thanks,
Good luck with your writing today,
Talk soon again
Tereza
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Ppt presentation on Text 2 on 21st Oct:
´Tajfel, H.,Turner, J.C. The social identity theory of intergroup behaviour (The theory of intergroup conflict, ,1979). In Jost, J. T. (Ed); Sidanius, J. (Ed), (2004). Political psychology: Key readings. Key readings in social psychology., (pp. 276-293). New York, NY, US: Psychology Press.File for Short essay 2' submission on Text 2 by 27th Oct
Reading of Text 2 by 21st Oct
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No seminar on 28th October - Bank Holiday
Please, start reading the text 3: Milgram, S. (1992): The individual and authority. Introduction and Chapter 10. pp 125-163. In S. Milgram, The individual in a social world. Essays and experiments, 2nd ed New York: Mc Graw-Hill.
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Live Webinar on 4th November - Please, list your questions, queries, comments
Prepare reading on Text 3: Milgram, S. (1992): The individual and authority. In S. Milgram, The individual in a social world. Essays and experiments. (125-190), 2nd ed New York: Mc Graw
Live Webinar on 4th November for your Q&A's and live discussion on Text 3
DEADLINE for submission of Text 3 Task is by 10th November 2020
The task on Text 3: Do the Ppt presentation for me on Text 3. Max 10 slides and 30 mins of your comments. Point out the structure of the text, main points of the argument and conclusions/discussion/implications.
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Reading and comprehension of Text 4
Text 4 in pdf:
´Zimbardo, P. (2007): The Lucifer effect. How good people turn evil. London: Ebury Publishing. (258-323). Pennington, D.Submission file for Essay 4 on Text 4: By 2nd DecPpt presentations on Text 4 - 1 ppt (pp 258-323): released on 24th Nov. Short Essay 4 on Text 4 by 2nd DecLive WEBINAR 2: 2nd December -
Summary of Seminar in Social Psychology: Ppt on most important concepts discussed in texts released on 2nd December
Time and Space for your Q&As.
Live Webinar for discussion on the texts we worked with to date.
Any questions, queries or comments on the Essay and its questions
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Essay question for Essay of 2000 words released on 2nd December - DEADLINE on 16th December 2020
3rd - 16th December: Time for writing the major Essay for Assessment - worth 60% of your mark
Essay of 2000 words. Structure of the essay will be discussed and presented in ppt