PSY 424 - Social Cognition

Social Cognition is the study of information processing about ourselves, others, and social groups. This course provides a detailed introduction to topics and theories in Social Cognition, with a focus on empirical findings in the field. Students will familiarize themselves with classic and contemporary theories and methods in Social Cognition. Sample topics in the course include social judgment, automaticity, attitudes, and stereotypes.

Prerequisite: PSY 290 (minimum grade of C-) and PSY 340 (minimum grade of C-); or instructor permission.
When Offered: Spring
Credit: 3