PSYC 625

Social Cognition

Topics at the interface between social psychology and cognitive psychology, addressing how cognitive processes, structures, and theories are related to and influence peoples understanding of themselves, others, and the social world. Discussion of these processes, structures, and theories in the context of classic topics in social psychology, including impression formation, attribution, person memory, stereotyping, prejudice, self-perception, and autobiographical memory

Units: 3.0