PSY 365 - Multicultural Psychology Credits: 3

Effective until Spring 2020: Focuses on recent psychological research concerning understanding the differences in the way we think, feel, and behave. Designed to introduce psychological issues concerning gender, cultural values, race/ethnicity, religion, individualism-collectivism, self-identity, group identity and group conflict, environmental ecology, culture and development, culture and communication/relationships. Discussions are geared toward promoting an understanding of human experience in a multicultural context.

Effective Spring 2020: Focuses on recent psychological research on the commonalities and differences in the way cultural groups think, feel, and behave. May include discussion of psychological issues concerning race/ethnicity, gender, social class, sexuality, disability, and religion, as well as cultural values, individualism-collectivism, cultural identities and group conflict, environmental ecology, development, communication and relationships, privilege and prejudice. Discussions are geared toward promoting an understanding of human experience in a multicultural context.

Prerequisite(s): PSY 101 or HON 151