Introduce
What is social psychology
what are social psychology's big ideas
how do human values influence social paychology
obvious ways values enter psychology
not-so-obvious ways values enter psychology
the subjective aspects of science
psychological concepts contain hidden values
defining thr good life
professional advice
forming concepts
labeling
is social psychology simply common sense?
hindsight bias/i-knew-it-all-along phenomenon
how do we do social psychology
forming and testing hypotheses
detecting natural associations
orrelational research/field research
survey research
random sample
experimental research/laboratory
control:Manipulating variables
independent variables
genderalla effect
dependent variables
control and random assignment
the ethics of experiment
informed consent
debrief
generalizing from laboratory
Social thinking
the self in a social world
spotlight effect and illusions transparency
self concept
self schemas(自我圖式)
possible selves
development of the social self
the role we play
social comparison
other people's judgment
what we think
self and cultrue
individualism
collectivism
growing individualism in cultrues
culture and conition
culture and self-esteem
self-konwledge
explain our behavior
predic our behavior
planning fally(時間上的錯誤)
predicting our feelings
impact bias（影響偏見）高估難過的時間
immune neglect(免疫忽視)
the wisdom and illusion of self-analysis
dual attitude system
self report are not trustworthy
self esteem
self-esteem motivation
terror management theory
the dark side of self-esteem
narcissim(自戀)
on the rise
low versus secure self-esteem
internal
external
self control
self efficacy
locus of control
internal
external
learned helplessness
the cost of excess control
self serving bias
self serving attributions
can we be better than average
unrealistic optimism
false consensus and uniques
普遍性
虛假性
explaining self-serving bias
子主题
how do people manage their self-presentation
self handcapping(自己創造未來失敗的理由)
impression management
self presentation
self monitoring
social beliefs
