PSYPRO4030

Social Psychology - Theory and Method

Last taught 2013

Autumn and Spring

Norwegian

Overview

53 candidates

Average grade

C

2.98

0.37

Pass rate

94%

4 points

Grade distribution
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About this course

Content

PSYPRO4030 is a basic course in the theory and methodology of social psychology. Social psychology understands the individual as socially constituted and studies the mediation processes that affect the individual, the group and society. Empirical research findings and issues related to fundamental fields of social psychological knowledge will be examined. The students will be introduced to, and given practical experience in, interviewing, questionnaire work and group observation. Quantitative and qualitative methods in social psychology will be examined and discussed.

Learning outcomes

The teaching will provide the students with knowledge about how human beings think and function as social individuals, both in small groups and in wider society, and will give them the opportunity for reflection. The teaching will also provide the opportunity for training in the written and oral presentation of specific assignments.

Teaching methods

Lectures, seminars and exercises.