This document appears to be exam instructions for a Master's degree examination in Advanced Social Psychology. It outlines the structure and requirements for the exam, which will have two parts. Part A will consist of 3 short answer questions worth 15 marks each, to be answered in under 1 page. Part B will consist of 4 longer answer questions worth 60 marks each, to be answered in under 4 pages. The document lists the available questions in each part, covering topics like attribution theory, group formation, attitudes, prosocial behavior, aggression theories, and the impact of urban environments on social behavior.
This document appears to be exam instructions for a Master's degree examination in Advanced Social Psychology. It outlines the structure and requirements for the exam, which will have two parts. Part A will consist of 3 short answer questions worth 15 marks each, to be answered in under 1 page. Part B will consist of 4 longer answer questions worth 60 marks each, to be answered in under 4 pages. The document lists the available questions in each part, covering topics like attribution theory, group formation, attitudes, prosocial behavior, aggression theories, and the impact of urban environments on social behavior.
This document appears to be exam instructions for a Master's degree examination in Advanced Social Psychology. It outlines the structure and requirements for the exam, which will have two parts. Part A will consist of 3 short answer questions worth 15 marks each, to be answered in under 1 page. Part B will consist of 4 longer answer questions worth 60 marks each, to be answered in under 4 pages. The document lists the available questions in each part, covering topics like attribution theory, group formation, attitudes, prosocial behavior, aggression theories, and the impact of urban environments on social behavior.