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Introduction and Structure: Mastery Goals and Academic Achievement

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This lecture introduces the course on social psychology, focusing on the objectives, themes, evaluation methods, and academic plan. It delves into the concept of mastery goals and academic achievement, exploring the impact of social desirability and social utility on students' performance. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the social value attached to mastery goals in educational settings and how it influences academic outcomes.

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