Podcasts - Social Psychology 5e by Hogg and Vaughan
Hogg and Vaughan
4 episodes
6 months ago
You'll come across the names of many eminent social psychologists in the pages of Social Psychology 5e and here you can listen to some of those researchers talk about the fascinating and cutting-edge research projects they have been involved with. All of these podcasts build on themes discussed in the book so each podcast is accompanied by questions, references and weblinks that will help you to develop your own knowledge at the MyPsychKit site - http://www.pearsoned.co.uk/hogg
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You'll come across the names of many eminent social psychologists in the pages of Social Psychology 5e and here you can listen to some of those researchers talk about the fascinating and cutting-edge research projects they have been involved with. All of these podcasts build on themes discussed in the book so each podcast is accompanied by questions, references and weblinks that will help you to develop your own knowledge at the MyPsychKit site - http://www.pearsoned.co.uk/hogg
Podcasts - Social Psychology 5e by Hogg and Vaughan
11 minutes 2 seconds
17 years ago
The Evolution of Altruism
In this podcast Professor Mark van Vugt talks about his research relating to the following themes: evolutionary social psychology; altruism and competitive altruism; leadership; groups; status and reputation.
Podcasts - Social Psychology 5e by Hogg and Vaughan
You'll come across the names of many eminent social psychologists in the pages of Social Psychology 5e and here you can listen to some of those researchers talk about the fascinating and cutting-edge research projects they have been involved with. All of these podcasts build on themes discussed in the book so each podcast is accompanied by questions, references and weblinks that will help you to develop your own knowledge at the MyPsychKit site - http://www.pearsoned.co.uk/hogg
