Teaching

I teach a variety of clourses at the undergraduate and graduate levels. At Stanford I currently teach "Self and Society: Introduction to Social Psychology," as well as "The Social Psychology of Contemporary American Politics," and several workshops. 

UC-Berkeley posted videos of the lectures for one of the classes I taught there. See videos linked below. A copy of the course syllabus can be found here. 

Lecture 01 - Introduction to Social Psychology

Lecture 02 - Experiments

Lecture 03 - Cognitive Biases 1

Lecture 04 - Cognitive Biases 2

Lecture 05 - Cognitive Biases 3

Lecture 06 - Conformity

Lecture 07 - Conformity and Norms 1

Lecture 08 - Conformity and Norms 2

Lecture 09 - Conformity and Norms 3

Lecture 10 - Obedience 1

Lecture 11 - Obedience 2

Lecture 12 - Film and Roles and Identity 1

Lecture 13 - Roles and Identity 2

Lecture 14 - Social Identity Theory 1

Lecture 15 - Social Identity Theory 2

Lecture 16 - The Southern Culture of Honor

Lecture 17 - Status

Lecture 18 - Status and Review Session for Mid-term

Lecture 19 - Stereotypes 1

Lecture 20 - Stereotypes 2

Lecture 21 - Automaticity 1

Lecture 22 - Automaticity 2

Lecture 23 - Automaticity 3 and Immune Neglect

Lecture 24 - Immune Neglect 2 and Happiness

Lecture 25 - Relationships

Lecture 26 - Carpe Diem, Final Thoughts

If you enjoyed this class and are looking for other classes to watch or listen to online, you might appreciate these:

Introduction to Psychology – Paul Bloom, Yale University

Introduction to Human Behavioral Biology – Robert Sapolsky, Stanford University

Human Emotion – Dacher Keltner, UC-Berkeley​