PSYCHOLOGY 190 Section: 3
SEMINAR
Spring Quarter 2006
| Units: | 4 |
| Prerequisites: | Junior or senior standing, major in Psychology or consent of instructor. |
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Course Description: This class will focus on psychological factors in stereotyping and prejudice. Issues to be addressed include: Why do people stereotype? Where do prejudices and stereotypes come from? Why are some groups stereotyped and not others? How do stereotypes influence social perception? What are the social, motivational, and cognitive functions of stereotypes? Do stereotyping and prejudice happen automatically? Can we control and reduce stereotyping and prejudice? How are the targets of stereotyping affected by stereotypes? The course is a seminar with discussion format and some supplementary lecture.
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Text(s): Textbook Information not Available Yet |
| Classroom | Class Schedule | Course Website |
| 145 Young | T 2:10 AM - 5:00 PM |
| Instructor | Instructor Email | Office | Office Hours |
| Jeff Sherman , Ph.D. | 102B Young Hall | W: 12-2 |

Psychology