Social Thought

Social thought encompasses how individuals process information about their social world, including perception, interpretation, and the influence of biases on social interactions.

Social Perception And Attribution

This section explores the processes of social perception and attribution, detailing how we understand others' behaviors and influences on these interpretations.

Stereotypes, Prejudices, And Discrimination

This section explores stereotypes, prejudices, and discrimination as key components of social thought, highlighting their impacts on behavior and social interaction.

Attitudes And Attitude Change

This section discusses the nature of attitudes and the mechanisms through which they can change, focusing on their elements, formation, and the theories surrounding attitude change.

Social Behaviour

Social behavior encompasses how individuals interact within a social context, examining concepts like conformity, aggression, helping behavior, and group dynamics.

Conformity

Conformity refers to the adjustment of one's behavior or beliefs to align with those of others, influenced by factors such as group size, unanimity, and status.

Obedience

Obedience is the act of following commands from authority figures, significantly demonstrated through Milgram's Experiment.

Aggression

This section explores aggression, its definitions, influences, and the various factors that contribute to aggressive behavior.

Helping Behavior

Helping behavior refers to voluntary actions intended to benefit others, influenced by various psychological and social factors.

Group Dynamics

Group dynamics explore the behaviors and psychological processes that occur within social groups, affecting social behavior and decision-making.