Dianne Leader, Ph.D.

Message: 08/4/2005

• Final grades are posted on webCT.
  
  
• Grade distribution for the class was:
  
  
  • 33 A’s
  • 41 B’s
  • 24 C’s
  • 4 D’s
  • 0 F’s
  
  
  
• Before asking me to review any grading decisions, please confirm that you have read how final grades are determined in its entirety.
  
  
• Enjoy your break. And every success to the graduating seniors!

• Outlines
  
  
• Types of questions to expect on 2210 tests.
  
  
• General help on how to study effectively (from Dr. Susan Bovair)
  
  
• Hints on taking multiple choice tests
  
  
• The Textbook Website has outlines, study help and test-yourself questions for each chapter.
  
  
• How final grades are determined. Be sure to read this in its entirety early in the semester, to avoid any problems later on.

• How to Use this Site
  
  
• Syllabus Summer 2005
  
  
• Policies
  
  
• Office hours: I am available to meet with students Mondays and Wednesdays after 3, please email, call or speak to me before or after class. Other times by appointment at our mutual convenience.
  
  
• How final grades are determined. Be sure to read this in its entirety early in the semester, to avoid any problems later on.
  
  
• Certificates in Psychology

• Email at gtg673z@mail.gatech.edu
  
  
• Office hours: Tuesdays 11 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1 p.m.-2 p.m., or by appointment.
  
  
• Office 239 (Sonification Lab - knock on door) Psychology Building (Coon). Phone 404-894-7314.

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• A maximum of 4% extra credit added on to your final course grade is available for any combination of research participation via Experimentrix, or e/c reports.
  
  
• You may participate in experiments in the psychology department for extra credit. You will be credited 1% per hour of experiments, up to the max available of 4%. To sign up for psychology experiments click on http://www.experimetrix.com/gatech Click on new.user to get a password and set up a profile. For more information email Dr. Greg Corso at gregory.corso@psych.gatech.edu
  
  
• Report on Milgram video
  
  
• Extra-credit assignment: Report due Monday June 26th for 1% e.c. Feel the power of a norm
  
  
• Extra-credit assignment: Twelve Angry Men: due Wednesday July 13th for 1% e/c.
  
  
• Analyze White Man's Burden or Black Like Me in terms of the psychology of prejudice and aggression. Due Wednesday July 27th for 1% e/c.

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• Gradesheet is available on WebCT
  
  
• Read how final grades are determined in its entirety early in the semester, to avoid any problems later on.

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Outlines

• Introducing Social Psychology
  
  
• Human Inference (notetaker's version)
  
  
• Key concepts: Social Beliefs and Judgment
  
  
• The Self in a Social World. (notetaker's version)
  
  
• Formal Science and Intuitive Scientists (notetaker's version)
  
  
• Social Psychology in the Clinic (notetaker's version)
  
  
• Attitudes and Behavior (notetaker's version)
  
  
• Conformity (notetaker's version)
  
  
• Persuasion (notetaker's version)
  
  
• Social Psychology in Court: (notetaker's version)
  
  
• Work Groups (notetaker's version)
  
  
• Twelve Angry Men.
  
  
• Group Influence (notetaker's version)
  
  
• Gender, Genes and Culture: part 1 (notetaker's version)
  
  
• Gender, Genes and Culture part 2(notetaker's version)
  
  
• Prejudice (notetaker's version)
  
  
• Attraction (notetaker's version)
  
  
• Lovesong (by Bryan Adams)
  
  
• Aggression (notetaker's version)
  
  
• Conflict and Peacemaking (notetaker's version)
  
  
• Altruism (notetaker's version)

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