PSYC 3790

The intention of this course is to contextualise human psychology by considering the ways in which biology and culture playoff each other to structure human action. It takes as its starting premise that our understanding of the behaviour and social organisations of modern humans can usefully be interpreted within a historical socio-ecological framework that acknowledges our biology without reducing to it. Prerequisite(s): Psychology 2700 AND One of Psychology 2030, Sociology 2130, Statistics 1770, or Psychology 3450/Health Sciences 3450