Classes
Introduction to Social Psychology [Psych 15]
An introduction to research and theory in social psychology meant to improve people's understanding of themselves, others, and the social world around them.
Topics include: mindfulness; social influence, attitude change, and persuasion; stereotyping and prejudice; social cognition; social interaction and group processes; interpersonal attraction; prosocial behavior; and everyday human judgment. We will also discuss applications of social psychology to law, politics, education, and health.
Research Seminar in Mindfulness Theory [Psych 2660 r]
Mindlessness/mindfulness theory as it is compared to relevant current theories in social and cognitive psychology and as explored in applied settings. Experimental research required.
Decision-Making and Perceived Control [Psych 2670 a]
Theory and research on decision making and control, including predictability, internal vs. external control, risk taking, mindfulness theory, learned helplessness, and obedience to authority. These topics are examined in a variety of applied settings.
Decision-Making and Perceived Control II [Psych 2670 b]
The deeper theoretical and experimental issues pertaining to decision making and mindfulness, as defined in Psychology 2670a, are explored. Experimental research is required
