PSYC 23 Social Psychology

This course is an introduction to social psychological theory and research. Specific topics include perception of self and others (e.g., attitudes, emotions), interpersonal relations (e.g., attraction, altruism, conformity, aggression), and group dynamics (e.g., decision making, intergroup conflict). Within those contexts, emphasis is placed on how we construe situations around us and how those situations influence us in ways we may not realize.

Instructor

Herman, Thornton

Prerequisite

PSYC 1

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SOC

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Offered

• Summer
• Winter