THEORIES IN ADVANCED SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

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This course critically examines the main theoretical and methodological aspects that have emerged in Social Psychology from its birth as a discipline in the first decades of the 20th century to the present, taking as a focal point, the scientific study dir ected at the way in which people construct thoughts influence and relate to each other. It aims to address the study approach - at the micro and macro level - of collective phenomena such as: interpersonal communication, attitudes, persuasion, conformity, social perception, attributions, cognitive processes in social perceptions, interpersonal attractions, affiliation and aggression and social change.