Social Psychology (213-0-20)

Instructors

Wendi L Gardner
847/491-4972
Swift Hall 203

Meeting Info

Annenberg Hall G21: Mon, Wed 2:00PM - 3:20PM

Overview of class

This course will survey the field of social psychology, which is the study of how social forces and social relationships shape individual thinking and behavior, with a focus on the classic studies and enduring topics in the field. Sample topics include: the self and self-esteem, attitudes and persuasion, prosocial behavior, close relationships, stereotyping and prejudice, and behavior in groups. Students will also be exposed to recent research and current debates on these topics. Carries social science credit.

Registration Requirements

Psychology 110 recommended

Class Materials (Required)

Social Psychology and Human Nature, 5th Edition by Roy F. Baumeister, Brad J. Bushman. ISBN-13: 978-0357122914

Class Attributes

Social and Behavioral Science Foundational Discipl
Social & Behavioral Sciences Distro Area
Prerequisites apply, see description