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Dekalb, Illinois
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PSYC 631
Motivation from the Perspective of Social Psychology
Social psychology theory and research offer insight into the mainsprings of human behavior. Key topics in this area include internal and external sources of motivation, approach and avoidance tendencies, goal setting, deliberate and automatic goal pursuit, self-regulation, and achievement strivings
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
PSYC 620 - Experimental Social Psychology