5 credits
Students are introduced to the goals and methods of applied social psychology. Topics explored include attitudes, social identity, social influence, attribution, social relations, diversity, and group dynamics in the context of educational, environmental, health, legal, and organizational settings as they relate to real-world social issues, practical problems, and the social domains of daily life. Emphasis is placed on exploring the contributions and contemporary applications of social psychological constructs, principles, theories, and interventions in these settings to promote positive social change.