PSYC 4000

This course aims to deepen students' appreciation and understanding of the socio-historical and theoretical context of modern psychological research and practice. By drawing on historical, theoretical, and philosophical perspectives, students will critically evaluate the assumptions that underlie modern psychology. They will explore historical and current controversies within the field, shedding light on the complexities and nuances of psychological theory and practice. Students will learn to analyze and interpret the implications of different, critical perspectives on the field, thereby fostering a deeper understanding of psychology's evolution and its role within broader societal contexts.[Department(s): Psychology]