Attribution Theories: Part 1 (Learn Social Psychology Fundamentals)

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[AndyLuttrellPsych]

Note: At 3:11 (ish), it should say "situational attribution" in the lower right corner instead of "dispositional attribution."

[unclebaya]

I don’t understand why you don’t have more views. Your videos are excellent and could teach a lot of people about social psychology. You might wanna put the words social psychology at the beginning of the title of each video so that your videos show up when people search the word psychology, just a suggestion.

[saifnurie]

Sir please make a video on Kellys theory of attribution

[kraine_xoxo]

Your video is such a big help for me to understand our lesson. Thank you very much!

[louisbrown]

Great video, made easy to understand. In one of the early slides you forgot to change dispositional to situational, its fine though as you say situational, still may confuse people completely new to Psychology.

[sanskarsinha]

Thanks for helping
- A student from India

[asokasamarajeewa]

what is the major attributes transmitted amoung the youth trought social media?

[socialistcomrade]

Excellent explanation... Watching from India because exam is near... 😂

[KemigaboDorothy]

What is the self serving nature of attributions

[yeetyeet]

Thank you so much! You have saved my essay.

[Vivldi]

Please, is there a difference between attributional Theory and correspondance Bias?

[casperthcerb]

Thank you for making this informative video!

[kayimanimrie]

For clarification purposes, I'm assuming the first example for situational should've said situational and not dispositional

[rafaelvieira]

this is her. this is the best psychologist ever

[acube]

Why is it the case that the reader should assume 50/50 for the likelihood that the author likes/hates Castro? Sure the author does not have a choice as to where or not to write for/against Castro. But still, even if they are forced to write against; wouldn't the conviction/arguments of the arguments made give us insight into his/her disposition? i.e. if someone were to be writing against their will, the arguments they make could/would be not as strong as the arguments made if they believed it?

[KemigaboDorothy]

Me watching from Uganda, , , , because I have a presentation tomorrow 😂😂😂😂

[TheBengalDragon]

If the emphasis is placed more on what do you think the answer actually is, instead of what is the actual answer, whilst trying to explained a perceived behavior, hen  how are people expected to take any of this seriously? Do you wonder why peope studying other STEM degrees are saying "psychology and what not is where the stupid people go to study"?