Category: Social psychology

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There will be three assignments for this course. One week before the due date you will receive a selection of questions. Your task is to write a reflection essay on one of these questions. Electronic submissions through Avenue are the sole method for your submission of the assignment. The assignment is a reflection paper not a demonstration of your ability to repeat the thoughts of the course instructor. You are asked to provide your own thoughts. Your own thought is not a long-held opinion or a reaction but instead represents your fresh thoughtful consideration of the topic being addressed. You will be graded in relation to the depth of your insight and the clarity with which you express your thoughts. Brilliance is not expected or demanded. Honest and thoughtful engagement is a prerequisite to a high mark on these assignments.

Second Assignment – Social Psychology of Popular Culture: Music

Due Date: March 10, 2026 (for those seeking comments along with their grade)

Second Due Date: March 20th (but no comments)

NOTE: SAS Accommodations refer to the first deadline only.

Maximum Length: Five Doubled Spaced Pages (approximately)

This assignment is the same, in structure, as the first assignment and the advice provided for that paper, also applies to this one. You must provide significant consideration of lecture material (not just a brief mention). Remember, this is a social psychology course.

Lecture Choices:

Love Songs

Identity and Music

Angry and Protest Music/Rebellion

Write a reflective essay on ONE of the following questions/prompts:

1. How do you understand the gendered dynamic (in songs, accordingly, by those who identify as male and those who identify as female) about songs that purport to be about love? Are we still holding onto many of the same stereotypes about gender and relationships that have been present the past few decades or is this changing? What are the coping mechanisms/solutions that are offered in love songs for heartbreak, and which are they: coping mechanism or solution (and is there a difference between the two)? What is the social psychology of popular love songs telling us about how we connect with each other? Is there anything new in the relationship song of today?

2. Many of our popular songs encourage bravado and confidence. Many others express a feeling of proud lostness with an emphasis on the consumption of alcohol. We seem to have an uncomfortable relationship with responsibility and blame. The phrase fake it until you make it continues to resonate in our culture. Is this just for public speaking and job interviews or does it apply to other aspects of life? Does this phrase also extend to friendships, relationships, and how we think of ourselves? Is the idea of authenticity no longer useful to our lives? Does our modern popular song advertise poses and persona over actual identity or is there no such thing, anymore, as actual identity? Is belief about who we are the same as our truth?

3. I offered in lecture that modern identity has become, socially speaking, choosing between which persona you are going to present. We want to manage our social experiences. A byproduct of this has been an increase in conformity when it comes to the acceptance of popular ideas of social norms, success and the person you need to be to be competitive. In the past, we had songs that were about feeling disenchanted with the modern world and rejecting it as an authority if that is what it is to be a winner, I would rather be a loser. What is the status of our social psychological identity, are we doing okay, or failing our way to success? What does your response say about the ways that our social psychology defends or critiques systemic success as understood by our popular music?

4. Is our popular music, and the social psychology it presents, an ally to us or an enemy? Can allies and enemies be united? How do we understand what it is to be inspired, to be good, to be truthful, to be happy, to live better lives? I offered in the in-campus lecture that we have been recently presented with an idea of revolution that suggests forgetting about worldly success, returning to our communities, sharing meals, and dancing to the joyful beats of our common lives. Is this an attractive notion? What has your social psychology, and its connections to popular song, taught you the most about the world you live in: fear or joy? Has it taught you to worry or about the need to dance?

The title of the thesis is The Architecture of Temples in Ancient Macedonia from the Archaic to the Hellenistic Period. The paper must be written in English.

Essentially, the work should include a description of the architecture of the temples, as well as a presentation of the architectural types used in Macedonia during the period under study.

In Chapter 9, you read about four criteria that need to be met in order for contact between hostile groups to decrease prejudices. In this assignment, you will reflect on these criteria and develop a program to reduce prejudice. Compose an essay that includes the following components:

• an explanation of how ones tendency to perceive others using either the halo effect or the fundamental attribution error could contribute to developing prejudices,
• a description of the four criteria used to reduce prejudice for groups, and
• a discussion of the two criteria that you think are most important and why.

You must also access the CSU Online Library to find a peer-reviewed empirical article that provides supporting evidence for at least one of the two criteria you selected as most important above. In the library database PsycARTICLES, put your search criteria in the Advanced Search, and then limit to the Research Methodology of Empirical Study. These specific kinds of studies are also located in peer-reviewed scholarly journals.

After providing a brief overview of the articles main findings, address the following points.

• Describe a prejudice reduction program you could implement based on the two criteria that you previously selected as most important.
• Explain why you believe this program will be effective by drawing on research concerning prejudice and discrimination.
• Discuss how the program would be implemented. Be specific in who would be targeted, where this program would take place, and how you see the program being executed.

This tutorial will help you conduct research.

Your response should be at least two pages in length. You must use at least two academic sources as references for your paper, and at least one source must come from the CSU Online Library. All sources used, including the textbook, must be referenced, and paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying citations. Please format your paper and all citations in accordance with APA guidelines.

Attached is the unit study guide to help you with your findings.

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See instructions below.

In order to assess your mastery of utilizing primary sources, communicating in APA style, and knowledge of the field of social psychology, you will complete a final paperLinks to an external site.. The paper will be a literature review of a specific topic within social psychology. You may choose any area you please. Your task is to find several articles on your chosen topic and summarize the main message within these articles in the form of a main argument (e.g., thesis statement or hypothesis). You will then support this thesis statement by the arguments made in each article. You will explicitly explain how each article supports your overall thesis statement. These connections between each article and your thesis statement should be clear and concise. The literature review is due on Dec 14th It should adhere to APA style and include a title page and references section. The paper is worth 100 points. The paper should be at minimum 5 pages. The bulk of points will be given for effectively linking the articles you review with your overarching thesis statement. In order to make a coherent argument, please review the literature in the field of social psychology and find at least five (5) peer reviewed journal articles that address the question and review the findings from each article. The following list of journals typically publishes work on social psychology (this is not an exhaustive list): Emotion, Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, Journal of Personality, Journal of Research on Personality, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, Social Psychological and Personality Science, Psychological Science. You can access journals through the library database. Typically articles will include an introductionLinks to an external site., literature review, methods, results and conclusion. The citation of the article should be in APA format. The citation would include the author, year, name of the article, name of the journal, volume, issue, and page number. Remember, your paper will be graded with explicit reference to the summary of findings from these articles and how you use these findings to support your thesis statement. Points will be lost if your paper contains distracting grammatical problems. Here are some broad areas in social psychology within which you can choose a more specific question for your literature review: (1) In what ways are individuals influenced by conformity? (2) What are some ways to reduce the influence of obedience? (3) How do attitudes change? (4) How can groups work together most effectively when making decisions? (5) What determines if someone is attracted to someone else? (6) Which are the best ways to reduce prejudice and discrimination? (7) What kinds of behaviors do implicit versus explicit attitudes predict? (8) How do we compare ourselves to others and how does this influence our behavior? (9) How do cultures differ in their social norms? (10) What factors influence the development of the self?

i was thinking homelessness but if you have a better idea please use that

suggest a social problem you will use for your final project. You will analyze this problem on a local and global level while suggesting potential solutions for the final project. Discuss the following ideas:

• Why do you think this is a social issue?
• Give examples of how it has manifested in your community or in the United States.
• Compare and contrast the way that your social problem impacts minority groups differently from the majority. For example, how does African American communities’ access to mental health resources differ from that of the majority group? Are there class differences? Regional differences

You are to propose a study or series of studies that will systematically test a

hypothesis that you find interesting. The hypothesis only has to be related to

something from the class (i.e., a topic in social neuroscience, using neuroscience

methods), but can certainly go beyond what you learned and/or be based on

extracurricular readings. Get creative!

In This social neuroscience class we talked about neurons, brain anatomy, EG2 positive, neurotransmitters, Hormones, Emotion, cognition, motivation, social cognition, self control.

below I have attached the assignment break down please use that as a guideline to writing this assignment.

DON’T USE AI TO WRITE THIS ASSIGNMENT.

before you began writing I need you to propose the hypothesis to me first so approve of it.

Cite at least 5 references, 3 of which should involve experiments

(not just theory or review-based).

Post at least 2 unique, relevant, substantive replies to your classmates

Replies must be around 150 words not including references.

Sources (academic or non-academic) must be correctly cited in the text and referenced below in APA 7 style. Keep an academic tone.

Forum replies must uniquely add to or challenge the main posts they address utilizing scholarly sources for support.

In all posts be sure to discuss the psychology associated with an issue or event and not just details. For example, when describing how media was utilized to mobilize the Black Lives Matter movement do not just discuss the details of the mobilization – add to it the psychology behind each action. Discuss what theories explain its effectiveness, etc.

To add to or expand on a main post of another student in a reply, find a different peer reviewed source from the one used in that main post. Utilize the new source to share additional insights not already covered in that main post. For example, if a student wished to add to a main post that discussed the example given in Module 1 (e.g. the elaboration likelihood model and commercial; peripheral route persuasion) they would find a different peer reviewed journal article and present perspective, details, or insights (related to) but not covered in the main post they are replying to. It may also be useful to present additional concrete examples in the form of ads, videos, or news stories to support your argument(s).

To challenge a main post of another student in a reply, find a different peer reviewed source from the one used in the main post. Utilize the new source to present a counter argument to the main post. For example, if a student was replying to a post that argued that video games contribute to real world aggression, the replying student who wished to challenge that argument would find a peer reviewed journal article that presented evidence that video games were not associated with real world violence. The student would use the new source to present perspective, details, or insights and craft their reply. It may also be useful to present additional concrete examples in the form of ads, videos, or news stories to support your argument(s).

Real-world examples in media used in your writing should be unique. This means you must search outside of the textbook and Brightspace for concrete examples to use in your writing. The examples provided can be used as inspiration. If you must discuss an example of classmate in a reply, avoid derivative descriptions. Choose new details to discuss.