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**课程名称：** 社会发展与社会心理学 **课程概述：** 本课程深入探讨了社会发展与社会心理学的核心概念。 * **社会发展** 作为发展心理学的一个分支，聚焦于儿童如何与他人建立联系、理解这些关系的重要性，以及认识他人的行为、态度和意图。该领域基于儿童通过生活经历和观察他人行为与反应来学习社会参与的理论，认识自身优势和局限。 * **社会心理学** 被定义为研究个体思想、感受和行为如何受到他人（无论是真实的、想象的还是象征性存在的）影响的学科。即使只是设想被他人观察，也会改变我们获取信息、行为和回应的方式。 **课程内容涵盖：** * 社会发展与社会心理学的关系 * 社会心理学基本概念 * 社会发展的重要性 * 社会化与自我 * 态度与说服 * 群体动力与影响 * 刻板印象、偏见与歧视 * 人际吸引与关系 * 亲社会行为与利他行为 * 攻击与暴力 * 环境与文化影响 * 社会心理学的应用 * 社会心理学未来发展方向 **课程特点：** 课程将引导学习者理解社会发展理论，并深入解析社会心理学对个人行为和互动的广泛影响。课程的起源与个体主义哲学紧密相关，并受到民间心理学和当代社会学（尤其是心理社会学）的影响。
Social development is a subfield of developmental psychology that studies how children build connections with others, their understanding of the meaning of those relationships, and their knowledge of other people's actions, attitudes, and intentions.In this Course you will also learn about:Social Development and Social PsychologyWhat is Social Psychology?The Importance of Social DevelopmentSocialization and the SelfAttitudes and PersuasionGroup Dynamics and InfluenceStereotyping, Prejudice, and DiscriminationInterpersonal Attraction and RelationshipsProsocial Behavior and AltruismAggression and ViolenceEnvironmental and Cultural InfluencesApplications of Social PsychologyFuture Directions in Social PsychologySocial development is a child development theory that claims that as children experience life and see other people's behaviors and reactions, they will begin to learn how to participate in society. These encounters will teach them about their strengths as well as their limitations. The American Psychological Association defines social psychology as "the study of how an individual's thoughts, feelings, and actions are affected" by others, whether "actual, imagined, or symbolically represented." In essence, even picturing another person observing you changes how you absorb information, behave, and respond. Because of the backdrop of individualistic philosophy on which it started to take shape, social psychology received its initial impetus from the study of social life. Folk psychology and contemporary sociology, particularly psychological sociology, embody this trend in social-psychological evolution.
