In this lesson, we look at how we judge faces; physical attractiveness stereotype - the assumption that people who are physically attractive also possess other socially desirable personality traits.

In this lesson, we look at empathy, mentalizing or understanding the mental states of others; imitation and mirror neurons. 

In this lesson, we look at cooperation and competition, and trust.

In this lesson, we look at power and status and how they may affect emotional intelligence and ​lead to the objectification of people; how power and status may affect leadership; some broad coaching avenues for improving leadership abilities.

In this lesson, we look at love and friendship; how the presence of a loved one may buffer against stress or pain; testosterone and oxytocin.

In this lesson, we look at infant attachment and its effects in adulthood.

In this lesson, we look at separation, rejection, loneliness, and grief.

What elements comprise our sense of identity? Race? Nationality? Gender? Beliefs? Our social identity is defined in terms of the various groups that we belong to.

In this lesson, we look at how we form our identity.

In this lesson, we look at group membership, stereotyping, and prejudice. We're all members of a group (racial, ethnic, workplace, etc.) and this can lead to stereotyping of out-groups, and even prejudice. We also look at the Implicit Association Test, the most widely used test of racial bias, and the controversies surrounding it.