Social
Psychology 315
Fall
2005
Dr.
Alan Lambert
Powerpoint
presentations—Fall 2005.
What downloading these
presentations can, and cannot, do for you:
I am making these presentations available for students as a way of supplementing their own class notes. Although it may be tempting to skip class and download these slides instead, this is not a good strategy for you, and you will get a very poor grade if you try. This is because most of the substantive information for the course is NOT on these slides. Rather, it will be conveyed orally by Dr. Lambert, during class. (As you will see, these slides often contain just a few words plus a graphic or two). Hence, these slides should not, and cannot, be used as a substitute for attending class.
Click
below for the relevant PowerPoint lecture.
Update evening of
September 1: I have posted the actual
PowerPoint file, rather than a webpage.
You can only read these files ONLY
if you have PowerPoint installed on your PC. If you don’t have PowerPoint, simply go to
any of the major computer centers on campus, and use one of their PCs and print
from there. .
Social
Cognition—chapter 3—first set of slides
Social
Cognition—chapter 3—second set of slides
Social
perception—chapter 4—first set
Social
perception—chapter 4-second set
Social
perception—chapter 4—third set
The
self—chapter 5—all three sets (M, W. & F lectures)
Need to
justify actions—chapter 6 all slides
Attitudes—Chapter
7-all slides
Interpersonal
attraction—chapter 10
Chapter
11-pro-social behavior
Note—it would be
best to just download and printout this version, even if you have already
printed out a previous version of chapter 12.
Chapter
13—stereotyping and prejudice