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Social Psychology
Release Date: 2017-09-221. Basic Course Information
Course code: 125683
Course name: Social Psychology
Course type: Major Compulsory Courses
Periods:48
Credits:3.0
Target Students: undergraduate students of Psychology, Sociology, Social Work and Public Management
Assessment: examination
2. A brief introduction of the course
Based on systematic facts, knowledge accumulation and rational thinking, social psychology guides the student to master the basic concept of social psychology, theories, research methods and basic knowledge, and establishes a scientific and proactive intellectual background for observing and reflecting social psychology problems. Through the course, students will learn to interpret various of complex social behavior from different levels such as individual, interpersonal, group and culture level, and learn people's social behaviors and characteristics from a perspective based on the unique value of Chinese culture.