Social Psychology Part 1: The Power of Situation and Framing

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Название	:	Social Psychology Part 1: The Power of Situation and Framing
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Remember kids armchair psychology 101 videos don't grant you a doctorate degree in comment section armchair psychology 😂
Comment from : Sam Gram

You know, something about your vibe made me think you would literally deny the whole field of psyvhology
Comment from : Young God

I know many commenters have said this already, but the Stanford Prison Experiment was deeply flawed, and all it tells us is how people will act if they know people are watching It basically only displays the Co-Action Effect, and any association between behavior and environment is muddied at best in this experiment youtube/KND_bBDE8RQ
Comment from : Aaron

I'm probably the worst person to ask a psychological question to that involves number Since I'm a math studentbrAlso I just answered the 1 to 8 and 8 to 1 multiplication problem as 8!
Comment from : スクロットニメション

Under appreciated man
Comment from : I Don’t Get Notified About Replies So Don’t Bother

Ok something is wrong with that Milgram experiment example That’s not how I remember it Or, I studied a different one but same set up There were people that showed a moral consciousness Some people had a heart and did not want to hurt the person getting shocked
Comment from : Bonnie Lee

Reminds me of my job at UPS lol
Comment from : OB Marte

Thanks professor dave, i originally want to be a psychology major, but decided to self-study it instead, and this video really helps!! (Sorry for bad english, it's not my main language)
Comment from : Yordan Elleazar

I find it baffling that you brought up the Stanford Prison experiments without mentioning that the study has been thoroughly discredited
Comment from : Des

Zimbardo is a fraudster
Comment from : Joe Shugabowski

It's also interesting to know that the second experiment was to look at Eichmann's defense during his trial in Israel, which was "I did what I was told because I wanted to get promoted"
Comment from : Bjorn Danielsen

I'm willing to believe that people have a sadistic streak that comes out in certain situations brPlus I've seen it with my own eyes, so good luck convincing me otherwise
Comment from : Mark Ahlquist

I really enjoy these topics so thank you for making videos on it
Comment from : Jonas C

👏🙂brVery interesting
Comment from : Abdul Hannan Abdul Matheen

Hey @Professor Dave Explains • The Prison Experiment was quite semi‐flawed, mate Michael Stevens of VSauce did a Mind Field video on it Incl interviewing Zimbardo & a former "guard" Detrrminative language influenced the personality types who applied to even be IN a "prison" experiment
Comment from : Elektric Skeptic

The framing part looks incorrect The left is presenting the treatment as partially effective The right is presenting the treatment as potentially completely curative or a complete failure (ie odds of working or not working at all) That's not framing because the questions are actually different
Comment from : F!@#Guilt