What Is Social Psychology? Explained With Real-Life Experiments & Mind-Blowing Theories

Описание: What is social psychology? Explained with real-life experiments and powerful theories, this video gives you a captivating introduction to how social environments shape human behavior. From the Bobo Doll experiment to the Milgram shock study, you’ll learn how our decisions are deeply influenced by society—even when we think we’re acting alone.

In this episode, we explore the fascinating roots of social psychology, its core principles, and the most famous studies that shaped the field. If you’ve ever wondered why people conform, help others, lie, or even commit atrocities—this is the place to start.

You'll discover:

The origins of social psychology (from Aristotle to the modern era)
Key theories like attribution theory, cognitive dissonance, and social identity theory
Why experiments like Stanford Prison and Milgram's obedience test shook the world
How social media and group dynamics still drive our behavior today

👥 Perfect for students, psychology enthusiasts, and anyone curious about human nature.

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Disclaimer: I am not providing psychological advice. The purpose of these videos is purely educational, and the content is intended for informational purposes only. Making psychological decisions always carries inherent risks. Although you can take steps to understand and manage these risks, your psychological choices are ultimately your own responsibility. It's essential that you conduct your own thorough research and, if needed, seek guidance from qualified mental health professionals. I am merely expressing my opinions without assurance of specific psychological outcomes, whether favorable or unfavorable.