Date and time
Thursday | March 30 2023 | 11:00 am
Location
Online
About this event
While many people believe their thoughts and desires rule their behavior, in reality people often act according to what they believe society approves of and expects of them. That is, they act as social creatures who follow the “rules” of society in order to avoid punishment and reap rewards. In social psychology, these unspoken “ways of doing things” are called social norms, and they are incredibly important to understand when advocating social change. In this companion webinar to Social Norms: What They Are and How They Help and Hinder Farmed Animal Advocacy, Nic Delon, Zoe Griffiths, and Courtney Dillard will explain how social norms work, demonstrate how they both hurt and help animal advocacy efforts, and offer recommendations for harnessing the power of social norms while avoiding the pitfalls.
Languages
English
Event type
Education
