You can participate in studies in social psychology through this site.

This eleven-minute video describes Dr. Paul Ekman’s study of primary facial expressions in New Guinea.

Here you can watch a PBS Frontline program that explores, fifteen years later, what the children in The Eye of the Storm experiment learned. The program includes some original footage from the film.

Here you can read about the jigsaw classroom technique first developed in the early 1970s by Elliot Aronson.

Here you can read Dr. Frances Aboud’s biography, tour her laboratory at McGill University, and participate in a replication of her research on how children learn about race.

Visit this site to complete tests that measure your implicit attitudes toward age, gender, race, and other constructs.

This half-hour program looks at the conformity experiments conducted by Dr. Solomon Asch.

Here you can view trailer for the documentary The Stanford Prison Experiment, which is about an experiment conducted by Dr. Philip Zimbardo in 1971 that demonstrated the powerful role of social influence on human behaviour. The page also provides information about the experiment.

In this five-minute video, famous psychologist Dr. Philip Zimbardo describes the destructive obedience experiments conducted by Dr. Stanley Milgram.

In this nine-minute video, Dr. Robert Cialdini talks about several principles of social influence.

Here you can play an interactive version of the prisoner’s dilemma.

Here, you can read a biography of Dr. Albert Bandura.

Please read

Section 3.04 Avoiding Harm
Section 3.10 Informed Consent
Section 4.04 Minimizing Intrusions on Privacy
Sections 8.01 Institutional Approval to Section 8.08 Debriefing