Social Psychology

Graham Michael Vaughan, Michael A. Hogg

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HPS204 Exam Revision Notes

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HPS204 Exam Notes

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HPS204 Summary Notes

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Comprehensive HPS204 Notes

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HPS204 Book Notes

Taken from 'Human Social Behaviour HPS204/774 Custom Publication' by Vaughan & Hogg

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HPS204 Lecture and Seminar Notes

Taken throughout Trimester 1, 2017 at Deakin University (Burwood)

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HPS204 exam notes-subject score 90

All notes for learning objectives which are tested on exam.

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Reviews

great teachers and assignments aren't too difficult, interesting topics aswell

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2017

great unit, lots of info, but a fair amount of it was covered in HPS111 & 121, so it's largely expanding on previous information which is nice, we cover basically the entire textbook. the textbook is a bit dry sometimes, but its ok. assignments were fairly interesting and pretty straight forward, if you actually read the marking criteria you'll get great marks easy :)

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2016

Interesting content, however the very unreadable textbook let it down. if you persevere and keep up with the chapter readings though you will do fine. The lab report assignment is straightforward and easy enough if you have had experience writing them

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2015

This unit can be quite dry in content. It is very theory-driven, with many theories that need remembering...rote learning is of an advantage here. In addition, the readings are long, dry, and boring, making reading for an hour and a half very challenging, unlike for another very interesting unit. Unfortunately, this is a core-unit. I would not recommend this unit for someone looking to take it as an elective. Plenty of other good units to choose from.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2013