An interesting look at the Bystander Effect

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The rouge test and self recognition

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A fantastic example of the application of the scientific method to the claims of quackery! Featuring Emily Rosa, the youngest person ever to publish in the prestigious JAMA -- Journal of the American Medical Association.

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The Barnum Effect is used as an example of the representativeness heuristic in the text.

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Great example of the misattribution of arousal.

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Original videos were posted by ProtectionNation and Coolpsychologist. The first part is from the Case of Kitty Genovese.

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Short clip of a woman with prosopagnosia---the inability to recognize faces.

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a 5-minute clip about blindsight.

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This is an edited clip that describes the physiology of the eye and some of the cool properties of our visual system.

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A clip on how memories, rather than played back like a video tape, are reconstructed.

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Elisabeth Loftus mini lecture on the shopping mall experiment.

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Fundamental attribution error or correspondence bias talk. Social psychology or social phenomena References: Gilbert Chapter 4 Jones & Harris (1967) Ross, Amabile & Steinmetz (1977) Zerbyt, et al (1998) Check out my blog for more cool psychology theories. andrewilardi.blogspot.com

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Fundamental attribution error or correspondence bias talk. Social psychology or social phenomena References: Gilbert Chapter 4 Jones & Harris (1967) Ross, Amabile & Steinmetz (1977) Zerbyt, et al (1998) Check out my blog for more cool psychology theories andrewilardi.blogspot.com

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Research in effects of frontal lobe damage on judgments and decision making.

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Fundamental attribution error or correspondence bias talk. Social psychology or social phenomena References: Gilbert Chapter 4 Jones & Harris (1967) Ross, Amabile & Steinmetz (1977) Zerbyt, et al (1998) Check out my blog for more cool psychology theories andrewilardi.blogspot.com

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Fundamental attribution error or correspondence bias talk. Social psychology or social phenomena References: Gilbert Chapter 4 Jones & Harris (1967) Ross, Amabile & Steinmetz (1977) Zerbyt, et al (1998) Check out my blog for more cool psychology theories andrewilardi.blogspot.com

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I have strange dreams all the time, so tell me what you dream about!! Follow me on twitter! twitter.com

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And you thought this only happened in Alice in Wonderland? Creepy.

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This is Part 1 of the new and improved version of my final project for Psychology 101. This video is on schedules of reinforcement, and talks about continuous reinforcement, partial reinforcement, as well as the four types of schedules (fixed-ration, variable-ration, fixed-interval, and variable-interval). Sorry about the quality, this video was made using a digital camera. Enjoy!

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A special case of information-selection by the human cognitive system. The brain seems to select the information worth to process, or most relevant, at every instant, in almost every context. This might produce some very specific phenomena such as what psychologists call "Change Blindness". (FB) --------------------------- Such kind of experiments try to show the limits of our capacity to encode, retain, and compare visual information from one glance to the next. This suggests, among other issues, that our awareness of our visual surroundings is far more sparse than most people intuitively believe. (FB)

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Our Psycholgy experiment based on the effect of peoples obedience to signs.

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A wallet loaded with cash is placed on a busy city street - a bright yellow circle is drawn around the wallet. A hidden camera records the pedestrian's reactions. Will someone pcik up the wallet?

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The rouge test is a commonly used assessment of self-recognition. If the individual goes to wipe off the makeup, then it is evidence that he/she recognizes the image in the mirror as his/her own reflection. Since the subject is still younger than 18 months, it is not surprising that she does not attempt to touch her own forehead when seeing the red spot on the "other girl's" head. I plan to post a follow-up video once she "passes" the test.

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An experiment that has been conducted by University of Westminster (London) students as part of Social Psychology study.

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Experiment: Conformity to gender roles. We placed common male and female signs on opposite transparent doors instructing people to walk through the correct entrance. (Sorry, no music. Youtube made me remove it)

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Dr. Robert Cialdini discusses sales principles - It`s all about changing your social reality. (Excerpt from a psychology documentary about "Social Reality" with Philip Zimbardo) en.wikipedia.org

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This video was uploaded from an Android phone.

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My first attempt at actually making a REAL video. So the basic idea behind this whole thing was to see if people would read the sign we posted up asking them to "Please don't walk on the grey tiles -Thank You" and then follow those directions. This video is basically the summary of what happened. (with a little bonus humor at the end).

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