'Influence behaviour' presentation slideshows

Introduction to Psychology

Introduction to Psychology. Dr. Peter Dwumah. Topics. Understanding Psychology Learning Motivation Attitudes Social Perception Social Interaction and Psychological Disorders. Topic 1. Understanding Psychology. Explanation of Psychology. Passer & Smith (2011)

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Automaticity of Everyday Life

Automaticity of Everyday Life. Lectures 5 & 6: Automaticity of Everyday Life. Bargh, J.A., & Chartrand, T.L. (1999). The unbearable automaticity of being. American Psychologist , 54 , 462-479.

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SA fety B ehaviours RE cognition

SA fety B ehaviours RE cognition. Improving Safety Performance by Engaging People Through Behavioural Observation and Feedback. Systematic Observation. Strong Workplace. Behaviour Attitude & Culture. People Know More Than You Think. ABC Analysis. Observation & Feedback.

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The Role of the Media

The Role of the Media. National 5. Learning Intentions. To understand the different roles media has within society To recognise why media is created and the influence it has upon us To be able to use this knowledge to create a piece of media with a specific intention. The Role of the Media.

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Introduction to Psychology

Introduction to Psychology. What is psychology? Scientific study of (human) behaviour Psychology (today) is an enterprise that is just as scientific as physics or chemistry. History of Human Knowledge. Metaphysical Systems:

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Eat Smart! Workplace Cafeteria Program: A Valuable Tool to Implement in The Ottawa Hospital

Eat Smart! Workplace Cafeteria Program: A Valuable Tool to Implement in The Ottawa Hospital. Alicia McKellar , Dietetic Intern, 2007-2008 Ted Paluch, General Manager, Retail Food Services Research Advisor. Acknowledgements.

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October 2012

Understanding Behaviour. October 2012. Marketing is the Art of Behaviour Change. We think much less than we think we think. Q. How many patients successfully change their diet and lifestyle as a consequence of heart bypass surgery?. Behaviour change needs to be Fun, Fast & Easy.

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SOCIAL CULTURAL LEVEL OF ANALYSIS: SOCIAL AND CULTURAL NORMS

SOCIAL CULTURAL LEVEL OF ANALYSIS: SOCIAL AND CULTURAL NORMS. A norm = a set of rules based on socially or culturally shared beliefs of how an individual ought to behave (CC p.111) ? regulate behaviour within a group

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Social Psychology

Social Psychology. Fundamental Attribution Error: the tendency for observers, when analyzing another's behaviour, to underestimate the impact of the situation to overestimate the impact of personal disposition.

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