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Course name: PSY326 Social Cognition

Institution: University of Toronto

Instructor: Patricia Sanchez

Wikipedia Expert: Ian (Wiki Ed)

Subject: Psychology

Course dates: 2024-09-05 00:00:00 UTC – 2024-12-04 23:59:59 UTC

Approximate number of student editors: 50

An examination of theory and research on how we make sense of ourselves and our social world. Topics covered include the self, decision-making, attitudes, attribution processes and impression formation, and social categorization. Students will be working on editing existing articles related to the content covered in this course.

Student	Assigned	Reviewing
Hero1528	Attitude-behavior consistency
SophiaZ04	Actor–observer asymmetry
Kathulul	Attitude change
Sidney11112	Actor–observer asymmetry
Sagetheelephant	Attitude-behavior consistency
Iknow4949	Dispositional attribution
Asahina720	Self-concept
Qcclimber	Ultimate attribution error
Aiden1124	Ultimate attribution error
Woo4867	Impression formation
Croakyenoki	Counterstereotype
Oxytocininvestigator	Ultimate attribution error
DopamineEnthusiast	Heuristic (psychology)
MH81818	Fundamental attribution error
Meowzersss	Fundamental attribution error
I'mDory	Emotional expression
E123456789d	Dispositional attribution
21ks	Ambivalent prejudice
Cogpsystudent13	Emotional expression
Whme7362	Fundamental attribution error
Stargirl111	Attitude-behavior consistency
JT1237	Impression formation
Midnightadagio	Ambivalent prejudice
Rd7603	Impression formation, Implicit stereotype
Jimmyutd	Emotions and culture
Rachel322	Heuristic (psychology)
Empsych5	Emotional expression
Nevermind51	Heuristic (psychology)
Pjj13	Self-concept
StarryNight23	Emotions and culture
InquisitiveRacoon	Looking-glass self
Bella5656	Dispositional attribution
Yume1209	Emotions and culture
Cocobear25	Looking-glass self
A.mertsis	Actor–observer asymmetry
Xia616	Cross-cultural differences in decision-making
Ddavid182	Cross-cultural differences in decision-making
Salzxty	Cross-cultural differences in decision-making
Dygdyguo	Counterstereotype
Epheu0210	Attitude change
Yumong	Looking-glass self
ChlobaChlobaChloba	Attitude change
Slims charles	Counterstereotype
Dee09876	Self-concept
Laurazkn	Ambivalent prejudice
Zairbear
Yinle Ouyang	Attitude change