Lecture

Psychological Mechanisms in Social Psychology

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Description

This lecture introduces a new part of scientific literature in social psychology, focusing on experimental odes applied in empirical research work. The instructor delves into understanding the specifics of the approach and psychological mechanisms dissected through testimonies, experiments, and scientific opinions.

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Psychology

Basic psychology: Social psychology

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