PSYC 308 - Social Psychology

3 Credits

When Offered (Fall/Spring)
This course is a study of the behavior of individuals as influenced, directly or indirectly, by social stimuli. It examines thinking, emotions, desires, and judgments of individuals as overt behaviors. Students study a wide range of social factors and do not adhere to one specific frame of reference. Topics will include socialization, family, church, school, sex, race, facial attractiveness, etc. Students are exposed to a wide range of social issues as they relate to the individual.

Prerequisite(s): PSYC 101.