The aim of this module is to study a range of social psychology theory and research. The module addresses core theories of social behaviour and social information processing. At the end of the module you should have a clear understanding of the topics social psychologists are interested in and their approach to their study. Each of the topics (see below) will be covered in sufficient depth for you to be able to appreciate classical social psychological theories and findings as the foundation of this empirical discipline.
Objectives
At the end of the module, students should be able to:
Demonstrate knowledge of the major theories and principal areas of research in social psychology.
Demonstrate knowledge of major empirical tests of the theories in social psychology
Understand how theory and research in social psychology might explain current issues in society
A full outline will be provided at the first lecture.
- Module Supervisor: Mikhail Freer
- Module Supervisor: Paul Hanel
- Module Supervisor: Nikhil Masters
- Module Supervisor: Andreas Ziegler