Lecture 19 Critical Social Psychology

Critical Social Psychology is a branch of

• Psychological Social Psychology

• Sociological Social Psychology

Which of the following is NOT an assumption of Critical Social Psychology

• Society how it works and can be changed

• Knowledge and how it is changed as well as justified

• Biological nature of the mind

• Person hood and how it is understood

Which of the following are central influences on Critical Social Psychology

• Marxism

• Feminism

• Social Psychology

• Social Constructionism

Social Representations are

• system of values, ideas and practices

• thoughts, schemes and heuristics

• feeling, moods and emotions

• beliefs and attributions

Which of the following is NOT a key component of the Social Representation Theory of representation production:

• Object

• Subjects

• Time

• Emotions

Discourse analysis is a research method for studying written or spoken language within specific social contexts.

• True

• False

Narrative perspectives are associated with which of Bruner's two modes of thought:

• Paradigmatic thought

• Narrative thought

Participatory (action) research is an approach to research within communities that highlights the importance of participation and action with the ultimate goal of challenging and changing communities for the better

• True

• False

Conversation analysis is the study of verbal and non verbal behaviour present within interactions which has it’s roots in the sociological study of every day life.

• True

• False

Dialogical analysis is form of analysis that adopts an interpretivistic framework to study communication that Is embedded within socio-cultural setting.

• True

• False