I wish somebody would sit the first grade teacher he talked about down in front of a computer and show this presentation to her. Amazing what a difference in intelligence there can be between a "teacher" who takes a basic college course to babysit six year olds vs. a professor at a university. Great presentation, Dr. Dula.

You're an amazing teacher! I learned more in 15 minutes of your lecture than I have all term in my own prof's lectures! PLEASE continue with these videos!

He is brilliant! Watching all of his lectures. I understand so much better Social Psychology after watching his videos :)

You're a star, especially re power of 'neutral encouragement' to override the negative effects of that horrid teacher's negative labelling of that child.

Yes your example at the end was emotional and effective. I will always remember it. Great lecturer - see what i did there, no FA error.

The story about the child made me cry. It’s sad how children are made to be scapegoats.

Maybe the essential component to all racism and political ideologies. I hope this is a concept worthy of the attention given celebrities. Soberingly I was unaware of this until this morning.

I am in a college level course Social Psychology and this just helped me a great deal. This is also a great parent figure, and giving the kid a chance. This is a must watch for social psychology students around the world.

Great lecture! Very engaging and saved me from spending 5 hrs trying to understand the text and teachers slides from boring monotone lecture.

We really should educate ourselves so we don’t pass these unfair bias’s to others

GREAT VIDEOS!!! My soc-psy exam is today and this is really helping me! =D More people need to watch this! why is this only getting 7k views =(

What a wonderful lecturer! Such relatable anecdotes and perfect examples.

Fantastic explanation, I was so confused about the concept of attribution, and attribution error , this is a great video for understanding. And, it´s true that people should watch this video so we understand each other better, at least less per-judgement before you really know the person.

Those prejudgements, never would desist, and how or why some possess the tendencies to do so is only because they feel that they can get away with it. But not self-realizing others are doing the exact same thing to them, or simply, rather not give into anyone else preconceived notions about them.

Thank you so much for a great lecture. I just wonder what happened with the boy in the example later on, after you left the class. I hope he got a better teacher.

That is great!

I often makes excuses for other drivers' bad behavior just so I can move on and focus on my own driving: "Maybe he/she really needs to pee."

Is the complete playlist of these lectures available?

Where can I find the rest of these?

wish he was my teacher

Can anyone tell me what textbook the Professor references? Thanks

Ignorance is my super power. it causes the quantum eraser effect.

here here

Does the professor have more videos?

This is magick and I invented it. Im God