Department of Psychology Psychology 345 (L02) Social Psychology Fall 2009

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vw Department of Psychology Psychology 345 (L02) Social Psychology Fall 2009 Instructor: Dr. Melissa Boyce Lecture Location: A142 Phone: 403-210-6257 Lecture Days/Time: MWF 10:00 10:50 Email: mboyce@ucalgary.ca Office: A258 Office Hours: TBA Course Description and Goals Social psychological approaches to understanding social influence, social perception and cognition, attitudes, and group dynamics. This course surveys a wide range of areas of study within the field of social psychology. By the end of the course you should be: 1. able to identify and understand the social psychological perspective on psychological phenomenon and how it differs from perspectives in other areas of psychology and the social sciences 2. able to identify and understand the major theoretical frameworks within social psychology (e.g., social learning theory, cognitive dissonance theory, etc.) and their real life applications (e.g., aggression, attitude formation, etc.) 3. familiar with the types of research questions and research designs common in studies in this area, and able to critique research findings on relevant topics that you encounter in the media and elsewhere. Prerequisites Psyc 205 Principles of Psychology Required Text Brehm, S. S., Kassin, S., Fein, S., & Burke, T. (2008). Social Psychology (First Canadian Ed.), Toronto, ON: Nelson Education Ltd. Course Website The course website is located on blackboard: https://blackboard.ucalgary.ca/webapps/login/. Notes for each week s classes will be posted at the beginning of the week. In addition, announcements and grades will be posted on this site.

Evaluation Exams: Three exams are scheduled for this course covering text and lecture material (including films). Exams are non-cumulative and will consist of multiple-choice questions. Date Chapters Covered Worth Exam 1 Oct 5, 2008 1-5 25% Exam 2 Nov 9, 2008 6-9 25% Exam 3 TBA (during final exam period) 10-12 20% Max total = 70% of your mark In-Class Group Assignments: Two in-class group assignments (Oct 16, Nov 27) worth 5% each (max total = 10% of your mark). These assignments are intended to help you apply the concepts that you have learned in class. You will work on these assignments in groups of 3-6 and hand them in at the end of class. Thought Paper: Two thought papers 3-4 pages double-spaced in length worth 10% each (max total = 20% of your mark) where you will apply social psychological theories or concepts that you have learned about in class to a real life event (either from your own life or from a newspaper article). These papers are intended to help you develop insight into everyday experiences using ideas learned in the course. Further details will be provided in class and posted on Blackboard. Due Oct 16 and Nov 20. You are expected to hand in your printed assignments at the beginning of class on the due dates. If you cannot attend class on either of those days, you must 1) drop your assignment off in the box outside of A275 or 2) email me the assignment as a Word file attachment, before noon on the due date. Late papers will not be accepted without medical documentation. Grading Scale A+ 96-100% B+ 80-84% C+ 67-71% D+ 54-58% A 90-95% B 76-79% C 63-66% D 50-53% A- 85-89% B- 72-75% C- 59-62% F 0-49% As stated in the University Calendar, it is at the instructor s discretion to round off either upward or downward to determine a final grade when the average of term work and final examinations is between two letter grades. To determine final letter grades, final percentage grades will be rounded up or down to the nearest whole percentage (e.g., 89.5% will be rounded up to 90% = A but 89.4% will be rounded down to 89% = A-).

Tentative Lecture Schedule WEEK DATE TOPIC READINGS 1 Wed, Sept 9 Intro to Social Psychology Course Outline Fri, Sept 11 Intro to Social Psychology Ch 1 2 Mon, Sept 14 Research Methods in Social Ch 2 Psychology Wed, Sept 16 Research Methods in Social Ch 2 Psychology Fri, Sept 18 The Social Self Ch 3 3 Fri, Sept 18 Last day to drop a course with no W grade and tuition refund. Mon, Sept 21 The Social Self Ch 3 Tues, Sept 22 Last day for registration/change of registration. Wed, Sept 23 Perceiving Persons Ch 4 Fri, Sept 25 Perceiving Persons Ch 4 4 Mon, Sept 28 Stereotypes, Prejudice, and Ch 5 Discrimination Wed, Sept 30 Stereotypes, Prejudice, and Ch 5 Discrimination Fri, Oct 2 Video A Class Divided 5 Mon, Oct 5 Exam 1 All material to date Wed, Oct 7 Attitudes Ch 6 Fri, Oct 9 Attitudes Ch 6 6 Mon, Oct 12 Thanksgiving University Closed Wed, Oct 14 Attitudes Ch 6 Fri, Oct 16 In-Class Assignment 1 Thought Paper 1 due at the beginning of class 7 Mon, Oct 19 Conformity, Compliance, & Wed, Oct 21 Conformity, Compliance, & Fri, Oct 23 Conformity, Compliance, & 8 Mon, Oct 26 Video Milgram s Wed, Oct 28 Group Processes Ch 8 Fri, Oct 30 Group Processes Ch 8 9 Mon, Nov 2 Video Quiet Rage: The Stanford Prison Experiment Wed, Nov 4 Attraction and Close Relationships Ch 9 Fri, Nov 6 Attraction and Close Relationships Ch 9 10 Mon, Nov 9 Exam 2 All material since Exam 1 Wed, Nov 11 Reading Days No Lecture Fri, Nov 13 Reading Days No Lecture 11 Mon, Nov 16 Aggression Ch 11 Wed, Nov 18 Aggression Ch 11 Fri, Nov 20 Video Little Criminals Thought Paper 2 due at the

beginning of class 12 Mon, Nov 23 Helpful Others Ch 10 Wed, Nov 25 Helping Others Ch 10 Fri, Nov 27 In-Class Assignment 2 13 Mon, Nov 30 Video What Jennifer Saw Wed, Dec 2 Law Ch 12 Fri, Dec 4 Law Ch 12 14 Mon, Dec 7 Class cancelled Last day to participate in research and allocate research credits. Tues, Dec 8 Fall Session Lectures end. Last day to withdraw. Dec 11 21 Dec 25-31 Final Exam (scheduled by Registrar) Holiday Observance. Session Break. University Closed. Reappraisal of Grades A student who feels that a piece of graded term work (e.g., term paper, essay, test) has been unfairly graded, may have the work re-graded as follows. The student shall discuss the work with the instructor within 15 days of being notified about the mark or of the item's return to the class. If not satisfied, the student shall immediately take the matter to the Head of the department offering the course, who will arrange for a reassessment of the work within the next 15 days. The reappraisal of term work may cause the grade to be raised, lowered, or to remain the same. If the student is not satisfied with the decision and wishes to appeal, the student shall address a letter of appeal to the Dean of the faculty offering the course within 15 days of the unfavourable decision. In the letter, the student must clearly and fully state the decision being appealed, the grounds for appeal, and the remedies being sought, along with any special circumstances that warrant an appeal of the reappraisal. The student should include as much written documentation as possible. Plagiarism and Other Academic Misconduct Intellectual honesty is the cornerstone of the development and acquisition of knowledge and requires that the contribution of others be acknowledged. Consequently, plagiarism or cheating on any assignment is regarded as an extremely serious academic offense. Plagiarism involves submitting or presenting work in a course as if it were the student's own work done expressly for that particular course when, in fact, it is not. Students should examine sections of the University Calendar that present a Statement of Intellectual honesty and definitions and penalties associated with Plagiarism/Cheating/Other Academic Misconduct. Academic Accommodation It is the student s responsibility to request academic accommodations. If you are a student with a documented disability who may require academic accommodation and have not registered with the Disability Resource Centre, please contact their office at 220-8237. Students who have not registered with the Disability Resource Centre are not eligible for formal academic accommodation. You are also required to discuss your needs with your instructor no later than 14 days after the start of this course.

Absence From A Test/Exam Makeup tests/exams are NOT an option without an official University medical excuse (see the University Calendar). A completed Physician/Counselor Statement will be required to confirm absence from a test/exam for health reasons; the student will be required to pay any cost associated with this Statement. Students who miss a test/exam have 48 hours to contact the instructor and to schedule a makeup test/exam. Students who do not schedule a makeup test/exam with the instructor within this 48-hour period forfeit the right to a makeup test/exam. At the instructor s discretion, a makeup test/exam may differ significantly (in form and/or content) from a regularly scheduled test/exam. Except in extenuating circumstances (documented by an official University medical excuse), a makeup test/exam must be written within 2 weeks of the missed test/exam. Course Credits for Research Participation (Max 2% of final grade) Students in most psychology courses are eligible to participate in Departmentally-approved research and earn credits toward their final grades. A maximum of two credits (2%) per course, including this course, may be applied to an individual's final grade. To get 2% added to the final grade, you have to acquire a total of 2 bonus credits towards the course. The demand for timeslots may exceed the supply in a given term. Thus, students are not guaranteed that there will be enough studies available to them to meet their credit requirements. Students should seek studies early in the term and should frequently check for open timeslots. Students can create an account and participate in Departmentally-approved research studies at http://ucalgary.sona-systems.com. The last day to participate in studies and to assign or reassign earned credits to courses is Dec 7 th, 2009. Student Organizations Psychology students may wish to join the Psychology Undergraduate Students Association (PSYCHS). They are located in Administration 170 and may be contacted at 220-5567. Student Union VP Academic: Phone: 220-3911 suvpaca@ucalgary.ca Student Union Faculty Rep.: Phone: 220-3913 socialscirep@su.ucalgary.ca Important Dates The last day to drop this course and still receive a fee refund is Sep 18 th, 2009. The last day to withdraw from this course is August Dec 8 th, 2009.