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PSYC3628

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SOCIAL COGNITION

PsychologySocial and Behavioral Sciences

Subject Code

PSYC

Course Number

3628

Department(s)

Course Description

Social Cognition is the study of how our mental images and mental processes are influenced by situations and other people, and how these mental images and processes influence our feelings and social behavior. Topics include automatic versus controlled processing, mental shortcuts for judging situations, explaining others' behavior, and the cognition behind stereotyping and prejudice.

Units

4

Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Junior (JR) Senior (SR)