Ever wonder why people do what they do? This course—which includes more than $1,000 of video and reading materials—offers some answers based on the latest research from social psychology. Students taking the course for a Certificate will also receive free membership in Social Psychology Network (SocialPsychology.org).
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Psicologia Social
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Prazos flexíveis
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Nível iniciante
Aprox. 38 horas para completar
Inglês
Legendas: Chinês (tradicional), Chinês (simplificado), Inglês, Espanhol, Hindi
Resultados de carreira do aprendiz
33%
comecei uma nova carreira após concluir estes cursos
33%
consegui um benefício significativo de carreira com este curso
Certificados compartilháveis
Tenha o certificado após a conclusão
100% on-line
Comece imediatamente e aprenda em seu próprio cronograma.
Prazos flexíveis
Redefinir os prazos de acordo com sua programação.
Nível iniciante
Aprox. 38 horas para completar
Inglês
Legendas: Chinês (tradicional), Chinês (simplificado), Inglês, Espanhol, Hindi
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Universidade Wesleyan
Wesleyan University, founded in 1831, is a diverse, energetic liberal arts community where critical thinking and practical idealism go hand in hand. With our distinctive scholar-teacher culture, creative programming, and commitment to interdisciplinary learning, Wesleyan challenges students to explore new ideas and change the world. Our graduates go on to lead and innovate in a wide variety of industries, including government, business, entertainment, and science.
Programa - O que você aprenderá com este curso
5 horas para concluir
WEEK 1: Social Perceptions and Misperceptions
This week's goals are to: (1) learn what social psychology is and why it's worth studying; (2) take a "snapshot" of your thinking at the start of the course; (3) see how perceptions of reality are psychologically constructed; and (4) witness the shocking speed at which social judgments are made.
5 horas para concluir
9 vídeos (Total 92 mín.), 13 leituras, 3 testes
9 videos
Lecture 1.1: Welcome, Social Psychers!8min
Lecture 1.2: Course Logistics: Some Rules of the Road11min
Lecture 1.3: Tour of Social Psychology Network and Invitation to Join11min
Lecture 1.4: The Psychological Construction of Reality12min
Lecture 1.5: Confirmation Bias8min
Lecture 1.6: Self-Fulfilling Prophecies11min
Lecture 1.7: Thin Slices: Social Judgments in the Blink of an Eye12min
Lecture 1.8: What Other People Think of You10min
13 leituras
How the Course Works4min
Lecture 1.1: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Lecture 1.2: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Reading 1.1 - Introducing Social Psychology1h 15min
Lecture 1.3: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
How to Join Social Psychology Network1min
Editing Your SPN Member Page1min
Lecture 1.4: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Lecture 1.5: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Lecture 1.6: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Lecture 1.7: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Lecture 1.8: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Bonus Reading 1.1 - On Being Sane in Insane Places15min
3 exercícios práticos
Snapshot Quiz, Part 1: Complete before Lecture 1.420min
Snapshot Quiz, Part 2: Complete before Lecture 1.410min
Assignment #1: The Random Assignment Assignment20min
7 horas para concluir
WEEK 2: The Psychology of Self-Presentation and Persuasion
This week's goals are to: (1) learn how people explain their behavior and the behavior of others; (2) explore the link between attitudes and behavior; (3) understand what cognitive dissonance is and why it matters; and (4) gain some practical tips from the science of persuasion and social influence.
7 horas para concluir
9 vídeos (Total 143 mín.), 12 leituras, 1 teste
9 videos
Lecture 2.2: Some Twists and Turns When Explaining Behavior16min
Lecture 2.3: Is the Attitude Bone Connected to the Behavior Bone?15min
Lecture 2.4: Cognitive Dissonance and Self-Perception14min
Lecture 2.5: Two Flavors of Dissonance: Vanilla and Earthworm19min
Bonus Video 2.1: A Conversation with Elliot Aronson15min
Lecture 2.6: How to Be Persuasive15min
Lecture 2.7: Secrets from the Science of Persuasion (Guest Lecture)13min
Lecture 2.8: The Ins and Outs of Social Influence18min
12 leituras
Lecture 2.1: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Reading 2.1 - The Self in a Social World1h 30min
Lecture 2.2: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Lecture 2.3: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Peer Assessment FAQ5min
Lecture 2.4: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Lecture 2.5: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Lecture 2.6: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Reading 2.2 - Two Routes to Attitude Change20min
Lecture 2.7: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Lecture 2.8: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Reading 2.3 - Crafting Normative Messages to Protect the Environment15min
8 horas para concluir
WEEK 3: Obedience, Conformity, and Deindividuation
This week's goals are to: (1) understand the psychological dynamics of obedience to authority; (2) review studies on group pressure and conformity; (3) learn about the dark side of deindividuation; and (4) consider ethical issues related to psychology research.
8 horas para concluir
10 vídeos (Total 176 mín.), 11 leituras, 1 teste
10 videos
Assigned Video 3.1: Obedience (Stanley Milgram's Classic Documentary)41min
Lecture 3.2: Obedience to Authority (Part 2: Watch After Milgram Video)22min
Bonus Video 3.1: Stanley Milgram Discusses His Electric Shock Generator1min
Bonus Video 3.2: What Was Stanley Milgram Like?10min
Lecture 3.3: Group Pressure and Conformity (Part 1)13min
Lecture 3.4: Group Pressure and Conformity (Part 2)11min
Lecture 3.5: The Dark Side of Deindividuation (Part 1: Watch Before Quiet Rage)7min
Assigned Video 3.2: Quiet Rage: The Stanford Prison Experiment51min
Lecture 3.6: The Dark Side of Deindividuation (Part 2: Watch After Quiet Rage)10min
11 leituras
Lecture 3.1: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Reading 3.1 - Chapter 3 of Myers: Social Beliefs and Judgments1h 30min
Lecture 3.2: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Reading 3.2 - Replicating Milgram: Would People Still Obey Today?30min
Bonus Reading 3.1 - How Nice People Get Corrupted20min
Lecture 3.3: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Lecture 3.4: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Bonus Reading 3.2 - Opinions and Social Pressure20min
Lecture 3.5: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Lecture 3.6: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Bonus Reading 3.3 - The SPE: Ethics and Extensions1h
5 horas para concluir
WEEK 4: Group Behavior: The Good, Bad, and Ugly
This week's goals are to: (1) examine behavioral dynamics within and between groups; (2) see what happens when people fall prey to the Abilene Paradox; (3) read about social loafing, groupthink, and group polarization; and (4) learn effective ways to reduce prejudice and discrimination in daily life.
5 horas para concluir
7 vídeos (Total 116 mín.), 8 leituras, 1 teste
7 videos
Assigned Video 4.1: The Abilene Paradox23min
Lecture 4.2: How Categorical Thinking Gives Rise to Prejudice14min
Assigned Video 4.2: Race: The Power of an Illusion9min
Assigned Video 4.3: Middle Sexes: Redefining He and She23min
Lecture 4.3: The Minimal Group: From Dots to Discrimination in 60 Seconds11min
Lecture 4.4: When Intergroup Biases Don't Feel Like Biases20min
8 leituras
Lecture 4.1: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Reading 4.1 - Many Hands Make Diminished Responsibility15min
Bonus Reading 4.1 - Doing Together What We Would Not Do Alone15min
Reading 4.2 - How Groups Intensify Decisions35min
Lecture 4.2: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)
Lecture 4.3: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)
Reading 4.3 - Psychology of Prejudice, Stereotyping, and Discrimination1h
Lecture 4.4: Further Readings and Viewings (optional)5min
Avaliações
Principais avaliações do PSICOLOGIA SOCIAL
por IV12 de Jun de 2020
Very interesting course, tons of great material. Of all the courses I have taken so far in Coursera, this is one of the few that has pushed me to focus on the material we were going over-great course.
por AN26 de Set de 2020
Such a wonderful course, enlightening, compelling and fun! Professor Plous is an amazing source of education and kindness throughout the 7 weeks. Thank you soon much for this learning opportunity.
por PM15 de Ago de 2020
Professor Plous made me understand the lessons because he explained well all the lessons, and he provided enough information about the Social Psychology. More power to Coursera and Professor Plous :)
por RC18 de Ago de 2019
I loved this course. It covered all the topics I was interested in and was thoroughly engaging and well-organised. Professor Plous is a great teacher and has designed a wonderful course in this MOOC.
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- o curso pode não oferecer essa opção. Você pode experimentar um teste gratuito ou solicitar o auxílio financeiro.
- Em vez disso, o curso pode oferecer 'Curso completo, sem Certificado'. Com esta opção, é possível ver todo o conteúdo do curso, enviar as avaliações necessárias e obter uma nota final. Isso também significa que você não poderá comprar uma experiência de Certificado.
O que recebo ao adquirir o Certificado?
Quando você adquire o Certificado, ganha acesso a todo o material do curso, incluindo avaliações com nota atribuída. Após concluir o curso, seu Certificado eletrônico será adicionado à sua página de Participações e você poderá imprimi-lo ou adicioná-lo ao seu perfil no LinkedIn. Se quiser apenas ler e assistir o conteúdo do curso, você poderá frequentá-lo como ouvinte sem custo.
Qual é a política de reembolso?
Você poderá pedir reembolso total até duas semanas após a data do pagamento, ou (para cursos recém-iniciados) até duas semanas após o início da primeira sessão do curso, o que ocorrer por último. Você não poderá receber reembolso após obter o Certificado de Curso, mesmo que tenha completado o curso dentro do período de duas semanas. Veja nossa política para o reembolso total.
Existe algum auxílio financeiro disponível?
Sim, a Coursera oferece auxílio financeiro aos alunos que não podem pagar a taxa. Faça a solicitação clicando no link Auxílio financeiro, abaixo do botão "Inscreva-se" à esquerda. Você será solicitado a preencher um formulário e será notificado se for aprovado. Saiba mais.
Do I need any preparation for this class?
No preparation is needed, but you're welcome to begin receiving Social Psychology Network news items and announcements from any of these sources if you use Twitter, Facebook, or RSS feeds:
PSYCHOLOGY HEADLINES FROM AROUND THE WORLD (Twitter):
http://coursera.socialpsychology.org/twitter-headlines
UNDERSTAND PREJUDICE: SOCIAL JUSTICE NEWS (Twitter):
http://coursera.socialpsychology.org/twitter-prejudice
CLIMATE PSYCHOLOGY (Twitter):
http://coursera.socialpsychology.org/twitter-climate
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY NETWORK (Facebook):
http://coursera.socialpsychology.org/facebook
PSYCHOLOGY NEWS SERVICE (RSS Feed):
http://coursera.socialpsychology.org/rss
These resources are free to everyone (whether you enroll for a Certificate or not) and will connect you with the latest news, studies, and other developments in social psychology and related fields.
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