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... 8217;m currently enrolled in Psych 253 – Social Psychology. I think I like Psychology for two reasons. First, it really is a very interesting subject. And second, I always learn something. In ... the important things I’ve learned is about persuasion. Why? Well, now that I am a father, there are some social problems which are very frightening to me: peer pressure to do drugs and pressure ...

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... detecting deception in others, left more descendants. Conflict is also deeply tied up with social psychology and anthropology, while evolutionary explanations for the human religious impulse involve both trust and conflict. The dialogue between researchers in security and in psychology has thus been widening, bringing in people from usability engineering, protocol design, privacy ...