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Introduction To Psychology

       In this module, students are exposed to some fundamental knowledge of the field of social psychology. The module includes examination of the processes that underlie social behaviour and discusses solutions and approaches to a variety of problems and issues. It will also equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to address contemporary issues, thus enabling them to focus attention on the future without losing sight of the present.

 

       The module begins at the micro level and moves through human interaction to the macro level.  As such, students are introduced to their self, the processing of social information processing and attitudes is explored within the specific framework of prejudice and stereotypes. From this focus on their self, the module moves into the realm of interpersonal relations, beginning with attraction and altruism and then on to the darker side to explore aggression. It also addresses the arena of social interactions by examining group behaviour and the influence within social settings. The journey ends by examining how social behaviour is affected by the culture in which it takes place. Indeed, the end of the course heralds the beginning of a richer and fuller life for many of us.

 

       Social Psychology is very crucial for students as it will help in the development of one's mindset in various perspective. On the other hand, students will be able to venture deeper into human behavior and understand the reasons and facts behind each action taken. It will also help student in the future to be able to succeed as they understand how the human brains work through all the psychological knowledge.

 

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"Psychology is more than any other science has had it's pseudo-scientific no less than it's scientific period."

                             

-James M. Baldwin

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