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BBC radio 4 podcast 'all in the mind' - Locus of c...
BBC radio 4 podcast 'all in the mind' - Locus of control
Locus of control
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◄ Information about dispositional and situational explanations of obedience
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Checklist for social influence (what you need to know)
Overview video of research into conformity
Asch and Sherif - historical studies of conformity information
Further research information into NSI and ISI
Asch conformity experiment
Mind Changers Podcast - Solomon Asch
Majority influence podcast
Lesson - student notes version
More information on Asch and variations of the study
Lesson - Student notes version
BBC prison study website
Stanford Prison Experiment Website
The significance and practical applications of the SPE (A02)
BBC radio 4 mind changers podcast - Stanford Prison Experiment
Feature film about the Stanford Prison Experiment
Annenberg video - SPE HW video
Lesson - Zimbardo
Information and evaluation of Zimbardo
An article evaluating Milgram's research (problems with it A02)
Eichman transcript
The significance and practical applications of Milgram's research (A02)
Variations of Milgram's original study
Some Milgram counter arguments -
Podcast on obedience - psycast
Derren Brown - Using Milgram's experiment
Lesson - Milgram
Milgram's article
Lesson - situational and dispositional explanations for obedience
Information about dispositional and situational explanations of obedience
BBC radio 4 podcast 'all in the mind' - Bystander effect
Home learning worksheet task
Article about 'social heroism'
Rosenberg self esteem questionnaire
Locus of control questionnaire
Lesson - resistence
Minority influence - lesson
Moscovici information
Minority influence - podcast
Information and research regarding minority influence and social change
BBC radio 4 podcast 'all in the mind' - Bystander effect ►