Introduction to Social Psychology

What is the scientific field that seeks to understand the nature and causes of individual behavior in social situations?

According to G. W. Allport, what is the scientific investigation of in social psychology?

What do social psychologists study in the domain of Social Perception?

In what ways can social influence and interaction occur according to the lecture?

What can easily lead to the formation of stereotypes about certain groups?

Who are examples of individuals who have influenced groups, as mentioned in the lecture?

What is the term commonly used to refer to the influence exerted by groups or authority figures?

Who published the first social psychology book, 'An Introduction to Social Psychology'?

What was the focus of Triplett's social psychological experiment, which was the first ever recorded?

Which method is often critiqued but can be used if designed well in social psychology research?

What did Lazarus and Steinthal's concept of 'Volkerpsychologie' propose?

What ethical issue in social psychology research involves ensuring that participants are fully informed about the nature of the study before agreeing to participate?

Which characteristic of humans is highlighted as a common feature, indicating their reliance on wider social groups for cooperative defense and upbringing?

What term refers to the exchange between two or more individuals and is considered the building block of society?

What was the aim of post-World War II research in social psychology related to persuasion, propaganda, and gender roles?

What type of research method in social psychology involves studying the relationship between variables without manipulating them?