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The Social Nature of Being HumanBy The Open University, David Kaposi, Daniel McCulloch, Kesi Mahendran

In a Nutshell

This course offered by The Open University dives deep into social influences, from the psychology of crowds to the impact of social pressure on our beliefs and actions.

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The social is therefore present when we are in smaller or bigger groups … exerting a very concrete influence. Yet it is also part of us, our individuality, our thoughts, our innermost desires, when we are sitting on our own unaccompanied.

D. Kaposi, D. McCulloch, K. Mahendran

Introduction

Humans are a social species. Religion and nationality are two ways in which we might classify ourselves into social groups, but there are countless others.

Even when we act alone, we find ourselves under the influence of social norms and pressures that can affect the things we say and do.

In this course from The Open University, lecturers David Kaposi, Daniel McCulloch, and Kesi Mahendran provide specific examples of human socialization that demonstrate the impact of group dynamics as well as individual choices.

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