[Entretien] Robert-Vincent Joule R.-V. Joule : Professeur de psychologie sociale à l’Université de Provence (Aix-en-Provence, France). Sylvain Delouvée : Merci d’avoir accepté cet entretien. Robert-Vincent Joule : C’est une question difficile… vous placez la barre très haut en ce début d’entretien… mais je ne me défilerai pas. Sylvain Delouvée : Pour celles et ceux qui ne connaissent pas vos travaux, comment, en quelques mots, présenteriez-vous vos thématiques de recherches ? Robert-Vincent Joule : Deux domaines, au cœur de la vie sociale, me passionnent et m’ont toujours passionné : celui du changement d’attitude et celui du changement comportemental. Sylvain Delouvée : Lors d’un entretien accordé à la Radio Nationale Dolmate (1) vous répondiez avec Jean-Léon Beauvois aux critiques qui sont souvent adressées à vos travaux sur les « armes » que vous fournissez aux manipulateurs. Robert-Vincent Joule : Je ne le pense pas. Il y a là de quoi alimenter la réflexion. Robert-Vincent Joule : Merci à vous. 1.
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La théorie de la dissonance cognitive une théorie âgée d’un demi-siècle Selon la théorie de la dissonance cognitive, lorsque les circonstances amènent une personne à agir en désaccord avec ses croyances, cette personne éprouvera un état de tension inconfortable appelé dissonance, qui, par la suite, tendra à être réduit, par exemple par une modifi cation de ses croyances dans le sens de l’acte. Notre article se propose de présenter cette théorie dans ses grandes lignes. Dans les expériences sur la dissonance, on amène par exemple le sujet à donner des arguments en faveur de la peine de mort alors qu’il est contre (il réalise donc un acte dit « problématique »). La réalisation de cet acte l’amène à ressentir un état d’inconfort. Aussi étonnant que cela puisse paraître, lorsque nous sommes amenés à agir contrairement à nos convictions, nous avons ainsi tendance à justifier nos actions et à adapter nos opinions à nos comportements. Genèse de la théorie Léon Festinger. Un séisme en Inde. 1. Au coeur de la théorie L’engagement.
Should you trust your first impression? - Peter Mende-Siedlecki Social psychology is a branch of psychology focused on the scientific study of how people think about and relate to one another. One of the core research areas within social psychology concerns the question of how we learn about and evaluate other people based on their behavior. Expanding on the theories of early pioneers like Solomon Asch, Fritz Heider, and Harold Kelley, social psychologists have identified consistent patterns that govern how form stable impressions of the people around us. In more recent years, the field of social neuroscience has emerged at the intersection of social psychology and the biological sciences. I’m currently a graduate student, working under the guidance of Dr. For every aspect of human social life, there's a possible research topic for the fields of social psychology and social neuroscience. Finally, for a demonstration of how fMRI works, check out this video or take a look at this article! Selected References 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
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