Social Psychology : Obedience to Authority and its implications

From 39.09 € /h

Social psychology is a reoccurring form of study in our everyday lives that plays a huge role in our interactions, thinking, and behaviour. But why do condemn certain laws and abide by the rules? How does our psychological thinking impact our actions in social order?
We'll be diving into real-world situations & looking into interesting theories that explain this phenomenon, looking into the popular Milgram's study and how obedience towards authority varies across cultures.

If you're a GCSE or A-level student heading for a career in psychology, this is just the class for you!

Extra information

All you need is a laptop with a WIFI connection, a pen and paper for notes (optional), and a comfortable environment to learn in at your own pace!

Location

Online from United Kingdom

About Me

I conduct online classes in English, Psychology, Maths, Drama and Dance.

From a young age, I've always believed that whatever you're passions stem from should heavily impact what you do later on in life. Searching for the right subject or interest will determine your life purpose, and with the right level of support and dedication from one's self, anything is possible!
In my lessons, we'll crack the codes to communicate effectively as well as build the courage to trust in our own interests during the interactive sessions!

Education

A third-year student at Brunel University doing my undergraduate course in Bsc Psychology.

Areas of interest:
Research Assistant
Clinical Neuroscience
Cross-cultural Psychology

Experience / Qualifications

Ready Programme Leadership Award, assigned by Brunel University 2022
Post Diploma in Bharathanatiyam assigned by OEBL, 2018

Age

Children (7-12 years old)

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

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Student level

Beginner

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Duration

30 minutes

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The class is taught in

English

Tamil

Skills

Psychology (for students)

Essay writing

Social studies

Availability of a typical week

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New York

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