社會影響與社會認知 (Social Influence and Cognition-GP_pt2)

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普通心理學課程將分別以「情緒」、「社會影響與社會認知」及「性格與心理疾患」等三個重要的層面探討人際關係與社會互動的本質和歷程，以及各項可能的影響因素，期能使修課學員掌握人際關係與社會互動的基礎知識。本課程屬於第二部分「社會影響與社會認知」，本主題將由數個小單元所組成，每個小單元提供一段5~15分鐘的教學影片，並配合課程內容提供隨堂測驗，以幫助學習者快速確認是否瞭解上課內容，並安排線上討論以強化學習的成效。

1.以深入淺出的方式廣泛介紹情緒調節、性格與心理疾患及社會影響與社會認知等議題的基本概念，以及相關的研究發現，以彰顯基礎心理歷程在人際關係與社會互動所扮演的重要角色。

2.強調上述基礎歷程之間的相互關係，尤其是情緒與情緒調節對認識與理解性格的養成、心理疾患的因應以及社會認知及互動等議題的重要性。

3.善用各種科技及教學媒體所提供的資訊，以活潑豐富的方式介紹各相關議題，以提升學習的效果。

General Psychology discusses the essence and process of interpersonal relationships and social interaction through three important aspects–Emotion, Social Influence & Social Cognition, and Personality & Mental Disorders. We hope students can grasp a basic understanding of social interaction after taking the course.

General Psychology consists of 3 main aspects, in a total of 6 units (below, this course is part2). Each unit is made up of numerous sub-units which offer 5-15 minutes of course videos. There are Quizzes to reflect on how much you've learned.

part1: Emotion and Emotion Regulation

part2: Social Influence and Social Cognition

part3: Personality and Mental Disorders

As you complete the course please think about the following questions:

(1)

please reflect on your experience. Regardless of whether it involves elders in the family, teachers in the school, in the job situations, or even your boss who may have made some demands to you and you were expected to obey their authorities. What happens if you later reflect that there was a conflict to some values you held dearly and how did you face and resolve the conflict?

More instructions can be found in Video Obedience.

(2)

We would like to hear about the journey that takes you to that discovery: how exactly, based on what experience or process, were you able to get rid of the influence of stereotypes and achieve the importance of knowing people truthfully (individuation)?

Whether or not you are now in a love relationship with a partner or what your expectation about a love relationship is out of the eight types we’ve discussed. It can be your personal experience or someone else's experience that you know.

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