PSYCH 323 - Group Processes & Intergroup Relations

This advanced level core course in the social psychology program examines a broad range of topics in the social psychology of processes and phenomena that occur within and between social groups and categories. It focuses on both theory and empirical research and may include topics such as self and social identity, social exclusion, conformity and influence, group motivation and social dilemmas, group structure and decision making, protest and social change, conflict and cooperation between groups, and discrimination and prejudice. It pays to enroll early as a quota of 20 to 25 students may be imposed.
Units: 4
Course Type: Seminar