PSYC 2330

In this course, students learn how our interactions and social perceptions shape individual behavior and identity. Students explore topics such as the formation of social beliefs, the dynamics of self-esteem, and the roots of prejudice and aggression. They examine the intricacies of interpersonal attraction and intimate relationships, and how attitudes, behavior, and persuasion influence decision-making. By applying these insights to real-world scenarios including legal, business, and healthcare settings, students learn how psychological principles drive practical outcomes. Students' understanding of these concepts are enhanced through engaging lectures, group discussions, personal reflections, and interesting case studies.