Social Thinking: Crash Course Psychology #37

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Hey that’s princess peach 2:20
Comment from : Jean-Marc Laurin

I'm gonna fail psychology istg
Comment from : velvetvenus

Thank you Crashcourse! 8 years later and these videos are still helping students around the world❤
Comment from : Moyosola Olowokure

why is peach at a party Edit, why is the politician in a koopa car
Comment from : TheCrazyEight404

The question isn’t why did exhibit X do bad The question is why is a thing considered good to us, and why instead is some opposing thing considered bad…and what was their attraction to said thing brbrThere isn’t really a good bad right or wrong in the brain, only attraction and repulsion
Comment from : Ghett Away

LOL trump on clown ship got me
Comment from : Erina Shan

Omg baby Hank!
Comment from : Christina Lovdal Gil

Great video Now I know more about social thinking Thanks!
Comment from : Ryan Frizzell

That coin flip 😃
Comment from : Pablo Gomez

Hi hi, I'm not a psych expert or student But I had heard that the Stanford Prison Experiment was discredited for its findings because of the unethical practices, disarray of variables, and many other reasons Can someone explain to me why people still use it as an example or a discussion topic? I too feel like it holds value, but I don't know how to explain that
Comment from : Jonathan Roberts

excelent my congratulations, but very fast for excelent huggs
Comment from : Grupos Eventos y Actividades Castour

0:20
Comment from : Phil

Crash course was really ahead of their time
Comment from : Keenan Syverson

The Standard Prison effect was rigged Guards received instructions on how they shouls treat the prisoners
Comment from : Hannah Bee

why do you talk likeTrump
Comment from : Angelo Tran

We don’t “choose to believe” anything
Comment from : Dillon Hamilton

And bullying ?
Comment from : Chillcloud

The Stanford Prison Experiment is actually pretty unreliable There’s rumors that the guards were heavily encouraged to act aggressively towards the inmates, as if their aggression was helping the experiment go well Also, guards signed up to be in charge of people, begging the questions: who would sign up for that? And is this really indicative of how the population at large would behave? Regardless of all that, the experiment was highly unethical as inmates were (allegedly) discouraged from leaving the experiment, and were subjected to demoralizing events that possibly damaged their psyche
Comment from : Jess Jakubik

Social thinking? You mean communism?
Comment from : ESL OG

The funny thing about asking if a behaviour is situational or dispositional, is that a father’s behaviour could be due to situational influence, but the son (who learns his personality from his father) his behaviour is dispositional
Comment from : Is-It- Too-Late?

Amazing, educational and helpful as usual ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you very much for these videos 🌷🌷🌷🌹🌹🌹
Comment from : Shakespeara Amina

This videos from 2014 so I don't expect them to change it but the Stanford prison experiment has been debunked at this point
Comment from : Beto Blackmon

That prison experiment sounded pretty intense Totally not worth $15/day
Comment from : Blaine Fiasco

I understand that Lawyers are using the Stamford Prison experiment discussed here, as evidence that guards at Guantonimo Bay were not responsible for their horrific treatment of Iraqi prisoners
Comment from : Mistress Mars

It’s sad that some people would feel personally attacked by the intro of the video nowadays
Comment from : K X

That cartoons has no bones at all it creeps me out every time!! 😂
Comment from : Muhammad Zaki

I was trained to protect the kids and help the elders it pisses me off when there kids take advantage of the elders u no they have not I want but good chats with them I used to have a mini rocking chair as a kid loved there story's
Comment from : Dick Head

The popculture references in this video are on another level!!!!!!!!!! Gosh, I love this!
Comment from : Mya MJ

like a machine gun non stop
Comment from : Seng Sumlut

Thank you for this wonderful overview! Entertaining and educational
Comment from : Mark Goujon

Cult Psychology Research it
Comment from : logan montgomery

chill with the star war references please
Comment from : Emily Forte

Super thankful, here just before examm
Comment from : Varun Issarani

Who thought the tumpnail were feminist?
Comment from : Tionne and David

After watching orange is the new black is year I️ finally got the reference at 5:55
Comment from : ferrarienzo564

3:20 crash course predicted donlad would win howww?????
Comment from : Reyes Andres

1:30
Comment from : Zui Zẻ Hông Quạo

He also forgot to mention that people do certain things because they belong to an ideology that they are born into and have no choice but to stay in with risks of repercussions if they try to get out of
Comment from : Annunaki Arzu

Its proven now that both the Stanford Prison Experiment and the milgram experiment was fake :,(
Comment from : Malin Karlsen

OML that politician looks so much like Trump
Comment from : Mal Conley

When talking about the Stanford prison experiment, it is important to keep in mind that the subjects were all male and college students, which means they were privileged enough in the time to afford higher education, so most, if not all of them, were white Also, the wording of the experiment has been shown to draw more aggressive individuals So as interesting as the study is, it can not be applied to the general population However, it can be generalized to men who are drawn to law enforcement
Comment from : MetasActReon

bAntisocial Personality Disorder/b
Comment from : Ich heiße El Señor Andorayashi

The prison experiment has been debunked
Comment from : blinky2k2

despite this video being 5 years old, it still remains as a relevant & helpful resource for studying 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Comment from : Ayah Farhan

Those videos of yours are amazing You guys motivated me to work on the psychological content)
Comment from : Typhoon of Ideas

My theory is most people are biased because of ego the cognitive dissonance response is their ego trying to keep hold of control of their mind, and their existing beliefs If one works on ego, or studies self and observes bias, one may overcome cognitive dissonance responses and tame the ego within
Comment from : Zane Cosgrove

Observation may be influential, but we still have long to go to explain the human mind Just like going to space to explore, we have much more to yet explore in our own backyard, (the mind)
Comment from : family fun vibes petrova

you talk too fast, i dont think i took in half of what you said smh
Comment from : bunnysmith

I kind of want to major in psychology in college, so I've been watching these videos to prepare for my Pysch Honors class Very awesome, thanks!
Comment from : Francesca Kyanda

it would be cool to see a new take on this video now that the standford prison experiment has been discredited :D
Comment from : DefaultDerp

thank you so much this is so helpful to me as a teacher in understanding my students' behavior in class
Comment from : beawilderment

You only get to wear a pony tail once a week
Comment from : Nikki

Wow, so much speek and so less Information
Comment from : MisssCultiva

0:08 🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : 국민의소리

Dude just spoiled Star Wars for me :(
Comment from : Sophie Molitoris

Great informative videos, just wish he didnt speak so fast! its a bit difficult to have everything sink in when one is learning and trying to understand SLOW DOWN PLEASE!!
Comment from : Val B

AP psych exam gang
Comment from : Stephanie Hickman

this was legit my entire intro to psych class
Comment from : July M

Exam szn anyone? 😩
Comment from : NQ

Why is it that some people choose to hold on to their morality and some people would just change their morality (or their understanding of it) to fit their actions?
Comment from : Kiya L

If anyone is really interested in the Stanford Prison Experiment, like I am, there is a great documentary about it on Netflix!
Comment from : ZJThespian

I’m going to watch all of these psychology videos bc my ap final is coming up in May and I’m screwing around I gotta stop
Comment from : lovely sam

lol
Comment from : Sams

Nature goes on forever for everyone and everything to return as everyone and everything an infinite number of times😢
Comment from : SUDHIR PATEL

Damn you, you give a lot of spoilers😫😅
Comment from : Rahul Sarodi

I just love how my intellect increases when I listen to these videos! YouTube Universitythank you!!!
Comment from : Marva Booker

Thanks for Star Wars spoiler btw
Comment from : kemal özdemir

Am I the only one who does the"da, do,da,do,do" thing anytime people say phenomenon? LoL😁
Comment from : Kaylee Dork

we learned all that ?
Comment from : Sams

@stevezebra
Comment from : walter Thorne

theory explained well but narrator talks bit too fast making it hard to register the information quickly
Comment from : Manisha Panchal

If you’re homeless it’s probably your fault
Comment from : Jocelyn Florez

LOL He sounded like John Greene at the beginning
Comment from : Sarah Hooker

Great video
Comment from : Prisca Frey

Wow you spoke really fast
Comment from : Zainab

No Just No Situations DO NOT create behaviors, at best they enable thembrHaving a prison guard uniform doesn’t make you a tyran, they enable tyrannic behavior Whether somebody act on it or not is a reflection of their individual moral beliefs and past experiences : People are responsible for what they do
Comment from : Antoine2208

Much more better to watch this show, if you turn down the sound Just read it very annoying way to talk
Comment from : Yunona Yunona

A lot of the experiments that are used in these videos are limited to only studying men, have these studies been replicated using women as subjects, or both men and women? I think that the results would differ Like is it human nature to treat people the way they did in the Stanford Prison experiment, or is it society's expectations that drove the men to react like that I just think that assuming it is human nature is too impulsive, the theory should be explored more
Comment from : Joanna Stepaniants

can somebody recommend book, movie or anything that can help me in this subject?
Comment from : fariha sikandr

Omg I love the dancing graphics lol
Comment from : Sizzle

Im good because i chose to be good not because i am inheriteley good i am human not good the bible says that its my choice; even my choice to believe that or not i am the owner of thyself
Comment from : eríck mxus

Thank you, Hank! Love from uOttawabrbrAlso, I've finally pinpointed why your voice is familiar It's like when I had to practice staccato scales lol
Comment from : White Gold

You mention Family Therapy--Also things happening in a system--about 15 brands of family therapy--we would love you to do those!!!
Comment from : MJ Shooner, MA,MFT

It is time to take the Stanford Study out of this video Turns out there was more going on than the researchers let on, which confounded the study in various ways
Comment from : Jonathan Corbin

Thank God for the speed control
Comment from : 1rocknroy

I'm immune to groupthink lolbrbproceed to see 100 other 'like comments/bbrEdit: wait I did not found those other comments
Comment from : Department of Analytics

I LOVE YOU GUYS THANK YOU
Comment from : arandomloisse

The music at the end makes me feel like I need to be sitting in a cozy cafe, reading a book, with tea and a croissant while it's raining
Comment from : GabriellaMZ