Lecture

Social Psychology: Norms Formation

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of social psychology, focusing on the formation of norms through social interactions. It explores the role of norms in regulating behavior, the impact of uncertainty on norm creation, and the influence of social status on norm convergence. The content includes studies by Sherif and Sampson, illustrating how individuals and groups establish and maintain norms in various contexts.

Instructor

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