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Louisville, Kentucky
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PSYC 310
Psychology of Diversity
Exploration of psychological processes as they relate to interactions between diverse individuals and groups. Pertinent psychological processes include perspective taking, belief updating, creativity, identity formation, stereotyping and prejudice. Diversity will be broadly construed to encompass many dimensions along which individuals and groups differ, such as race, gender, sexuality, religiosity, physical ability, mental health, conservatism/progressivism, collectivism/individualism and socioeconomic status
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
PSYC 201 - Introduction to Psychology - SB