PSY206 Social Psychology

This course will provide an overview of an individual's influence on social groups and of various group influences on the individual. This course explores the theory and research in social psychology. Topics to be studied include, the self in a social world, social cognition and information processing, and social influences and relations. Students will be encouraged to analyze current and personal events through the lens of social psychological principles. Fulfills open, liberal arts, social science, and behavioral science electives.

Credits

Prerequisite

PSY102 or SOC106

Offered

Spring only

Electives

BEH - Behavioral Science Elective
LA - Liberal Arts Elective
MTBS - Mass Transfer Behav Science
NDIR - Nurse Ed Directed Elective
OPEN - Open Elective
SOSC - Social Science Elective
TRS - Career Transition Elective