PSYC 671 - Seminar in Applied Social Psychology

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Social Psychology is the study of the individual’s relation to others and factors affecting that relation. Social Psychology includes a diverse set of topics, including self-identity, decision-making, attitudes, influence of culture and groups, persuasion, prejudice and discrimination, aggression, conflict management, helping, quality of life and mental health, and forensics. This course encompasses a broad overview of these content areas with particular interest in how such content can be applied to real-world situations for greater individual and group well-being and productively.
Course ID: 100332
Components: Lecture
Grading Method: R