Friday, 29 March 2013

Social Approach - Key Components


This is all the knowledge you need to know for this exam:

Note that case studies etc will vary depending on your teacher's preference.

Define Social Psychology
The social approach is about aspects of human behaviour that involve the individual’s relationships to other persons, groups and society, including cultural influences on behaviour.

Theories of Obedience
Agency Theory of Obedience

Theories of Prejudice
Social Identity Theory

Studies in detail
Milgram’s ‘original’ study of obedience

Milgram’s ‘variation’ study of obedience

Meeus and Raaijmaker’s study of destructive obedience in a job interview  

Hofling’s study of obedience in nurses

Sherif’s Robbers Cave study of prejudice 

Key Issue
Why do football supporters become violent?

How Science Works
Survey Method (Questionnaire & Interviews)
Qualitative & Quantitative data
Ethical Guidelines
Sampling Techniques 

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