Social Psychology Intro: The Cookie Thief

Update: 2020-03-22

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In this podcast, we will explore social thinking, attribution theory, and the fundamental attribution error using Valerie Cox's story The Cookie Thief.

What sources of information do we use to form snap judgments?

When we explain others behavior, do we look to personal or situational factors?

What is the fundamental attribution error, and when we are we most likely to make it?

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Social Psychology Intro: The Cookie Thief

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Social Psychology Intro: The Cookie Thief