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**课程名称：** 社会心理学入门 (已获证书) **课程概述：** 本课程是大学水平的知识性课程，旨在向学生介绍社会心理学的基本概念。社会心理学是关于人们对自己和他人想法、感受和行为的起因和后果的科学研究。它包含一系列概念和发现，能够深刻地扩展和丰富您对自身、社交圈内人士以及周围事件的理解。 通过本课程，学生将能够： * 认识社会心理学的基本原理，以及文化在塑造人类行为中的重要作用。 * 识别社会认知的核心要素以及信念偏差的力量。 * 解释自我概念、自我调节和自我图式如何在改变我们的认知和行为中发挥作用。 * 探讨说服性信息在改变我们（及他人）思想和行为方面为何有效（或无效）。 * 区分种族主义、偏见和歧视，解释人们为何会参与这些行为，以及拥有这些社会经历的人所面临的结果。 * 分析态度是如何形成的，如何改变，以及它们如何影响我们的行为和思维。 * 解释人际攻击和被动攻击行为。 * 认识与个人吸引力和性行为相关的态度。 **该课程是个人以及销售、商业和/或任何人类服务行业专业人士的绝佳资源。**
Social Psychology is the scientific study of the causes and consequences of people's thoughts, feelings, and actions regarding themselves and other people. It is a set of concepts and discoveries that can fundamentally expand and enrich your understanding of yourself, those in your social sphere, and events in the world around you.This is a college level informational content course, intended to educate students about the basics of social psychology. This course will assist students in understanding human behavior, acquiring core concepts and skills of influencing and persuading others. Excellent resource for both personal and professionals in sales, business, and/or any human service industry.By the end of this course, students should be able to:-Recognize the fundamentals of social psychology and how culture plays a major role in shaping human behavior;-Identify the core elements of social cognition and the power of belief biases;-Explain the role of self-concept, self-regulation and self-schema in how it changes our cognitions and behaviors;-Discuss how and why persuasive messages are effective (or not effective) at changing our (and others) thoughts and behaviors;-Differentiate between racism, prejudice and discrimination, and why people engage in these behaviors, as well as the outcomes for those who have these social experiences;-Analyze how attitudes form, change, and how they impact our behavior and thinking;-Explain interpersonal aggression, and passive-aggressive behaviors;-Recognize attitudes pertaining to personal attraction and sexual behaviors.
