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Social Psychology
Release Date: 2017-09-221.Basic Course Information
Course Code: 125683
Course Name: Social Psychology
Course Type: specialized compulsory course
Periods: 48
Credits: 3
Target Student: undergraduate of major in psychology, sociology, social work, public administration
Assessment: exam
2.Brief Course Introduction
Based on systemic facts, accumulated knowledge and rational thinking, Social Psychology leads students to get a systemic mastery of the basic concepts, theories, research methods and basic knowledge of Social Psychology, building a rational background that is scientific and forward-looking in the aspects of observing and thinking the problems of Social Psychology. By learning this course, students are required to gradually learn how to decipher all sorts of complicated social behaviors of humans from different perspectives like individual, personality, group and culture and learn to understand the social behaviors and characteristics of the people in a background of the unique value of Chinese culture.