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Internet Exercises
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  1. Taken from Exploring Social Psychology www.mhhe.com/myerse3 – Activity 5.1

  2. Interactive modules (http://www.u.arizona.edu/~schmader/self.htm) - Toni Schmader has designed five interactive instructional learning modules on self-related topics such as self-monitoring and gender identity - note: shockwave plug-in needed

  3. The Self: "Interact" and affect control theory
    http://www.indiana.edu/~socpsy/ACT/interact.htm
    "Interact is a computer program that displays verbal descriptions of what people might do in a given situation, of how they might respond emotionally to events, and of how they might attribute qualities or new identities to themselves and other interactants in order to account for unexpected happenings." From David Heise, this is the web-based version of his program illustrating many principles ofAffect Control Theory. More about the theory can be found at http://www.indiana.edu/~socpsy/ACT/index.htm.







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