Discuss the below:
Q1: The field of Social Psychology takes on several aspects of other social science disciplines. The field of anthropology, psychology, and sociology are the main areas. The field of economics also contributes to social psychology, albeit not as much as the other three.
Some people incorrectly view Social Psychology as the "psychology of the masses," thinking that one can just take knowledge applicable to the behavior, cognition and emotion of an individual and multiply it to know what Social Psychology means as a sub-discipline within the larger field of Psychology. If that is what Social Psychology is not, then what is it? Let's consider this question as we get started with our course studies and let's do it with a twist. Without looking up a definition in a published source, share your thoughts in answer to the question, "What Is Social Psychology?" After describing your pre-study definition, use it to explain a social situation, which is anywhere two or more are gathered, that you find interesting (e.g., gang involvement, crowd behavior, obedience to authority, altruistic actions).
Q2: Without looking up a definition in a published source, share your thoughts in answer to the question, "What Is Social Psychology?" After describing your pre-study definition, use it to explain a social situation, which is anywhere two or more are gathered, that you find interesting (e.g., gang involvement, crowd behavior, obedience to authority, altruistic actions).