social psychology WT-DTE-PSP
Social psychology deals with the functioning of an individual towards others: another person and a group of people, within a group and for the group. The key issues concern interpersonal relations, social emotions, being part of a larger community or phenomena that occur between people. The student learns to see these phenomena and to interpret them.
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(in Polish) Grupa przedmiotów ogólnouczenianych
(in Polish) Opis nakładu pracy studenta w ECTS
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Learning outcomes
KNOWLEDGE:
EK No. 1 - student understands the complexity of human behavior; can explain the various social phenomena;
EK No. 2 - student knows the major theories and research in social psychology;
EK No. 3 - student is able to analyze group processes.
SKILLS:
EK No. 4 - student correctly identifies the different social behavior of people and can explain where they come from;
EK No. 5 - student is able to interpret the processes occurring in a small group of people (for example school groups);
EK No. 6 - student can draw social graph.
COMPETENCES:
EK 7 - student is involved more consciously in the life of his own social group and has a distance to a variety of social processes taking place in society, including various beliefs.
2 ECTS = 60 h
30 h = participation in classes
15 h = preparation of a presentation on a chosen topic
15 h = conducting the study and preparing a sociogram
Assessment criteria
for 5: the student prepares a sociogram test (presentation during classes) and prepares a discussion of one of the topics in the field of social psychology.
for 4: the student discusses one of the topics in the field of social psychology and prepares a sociogram (without presentation).
for 3: the student prepares a presentation on a selected topic in the field of social psychology.
Bibliography
1. B. Wojciszke, Psychologia społeczna, Warszawa 2014 (podręcznik).
2. R. Brown, Procesy grupowe, Gdańsk 2006.
3. E. Aronson, T. Wilson, R. Akert, Psychologia społeczna. Serce i umysł, Poznań 1997;
4. W. Wosińska, Psychologia życia społecznego, Gdańsk 2004;
5. E. Aronson, Człowiek istota społeczna, Warszawa 1997;
6. P. Zimbardo, Psychologia i życie, Warszawa 1996;
7. W. Stephan, C. Stephan, Wywieranie wpływu przez grupy. Psychologia relacji, Gdańsk 2003;
8. M. Kofta, T. Szustrowa (red.), Złudzenia, które pozwalają żyć. Szkice ze społecznej psychologii osobowości. Warszawa 2001;
9. G. Bochner, M. Wanke, Postawy i zmiana postaw, Gdańsk 2004;
10. R. Cialdini, Wywieranie wpływu na ludzi. Teoria i praktyka, Gdańsk 1996;
11. H. Eysenck, M. Eysenck, Podpatrywanie umysłu, Gdańsk 2003;
12. B. Krahe, Agresja, Gdańsk 2005;
13. W. Wosińska, Psychologia wpływu społecznego, Gdańsk 2004.
14. Dariusz Kurzydło, Rola pedagogiki religii we wczesnej adolescencji, w: Sprawności moralne a wiara, red. I. Jazukiewicz, E. Rojewska, Szczecin 2016, s. 75-94.
Term 2021/22_Z:
1. B. Wojciszke, Psychologia społeczna, Warszawa 2014 (podręcznik). |
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