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How we behave around other people is also one.\nSocial factors, such as our relationship with others and group norms, play a large role in how we act and feel. Social psychology is the scientific study of these factors.\nToday, we’ll be learning about a handful of key concepts related to social psychology.\nWhy does it matter?\nImproves wellbeing\nStrong social connections are directly linked to good physical and mental health.\nKey point here\nBriefly elaborate on the key point here.\nKey point here\nBriefly elaborate on the key point here.\nPower of norms\nUnspoken rules individuals adhere to so they can fit in.\nExample: Nobody in the classroom raises their hand to answer, so you also keep your hand down.\nSocial identity\nUse this section to briefly explain the concept. If possible, provide concrete examples to give the audience a better understanding.\nSelf & others\nUse this section to briefly explain the concept. 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