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WHAT DRIVES SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR?

WHAT DRIVES SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR?. Apple Culture. SOCIOCULTURAL – Forces in larger groups. … the power of peer pressure. Time to riot?. SOCIOCULTURAL – Forces in larger groups. … the power of peer pressure. Go CONSUMERISM! Go Team Apple!.

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WHAT DRIVES SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR?

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  1. WHAT DRIVES SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR?

  2. Apple Culture SOCIOCULTURAL – Forces in larger groups. … the power of peer pressure

  3. Time to riot? SOCIOCULTURAL – Forces in larger groups. … the power of peer pressure

  4. Go CONSUMERISM! Go Team Apple! SOCIOCULTURAL – Forces in larger groups. … the power of peer pressure

  5. Cooing Baby EVOLUTIONARY – Inherited tendencies allowing you to thrive and survive.

  6. Smiling Baby EVOLUTIONARY – Inherited tendencies allowing you to thrive and survive.

  7. Hungry Baby EVOLUTIONARY – Inherited tendencies allowing you to thrive and survive.

  8. So you want to be a rock star? SOCIOCULTURAL – Observing how other people are rewarded or punished based on who they are and/or what they do (social behaviour).

  9. Bieber Fever! SOCIOCULTURAL – Observing how other people are rewarded or punished based on who they are and/or what they do (social behaviour).

  10. Spare a dime? SOCIAL COGNITIVE – What we pay attention to in a social situation, how we interpret it, and how we connect the current situation to related experiences in memory.

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