PSY3022 ST: Psychology Through Film

In this seminar course, students will examine a variety of psychology concepts as they are represented in contemporary film. With a focus on the psychology of change, the class will analyze how characters develop and how film representations influence our own understanding of human behavior and mental processes. This 3000-level course meets a requirement for psychology majors and can be taken as an elective for non-majors. Topics include learning, cultural diversity and neurodiversity, personality, mental health, and therapy. Students will come away from this course with a deeper understanding of the topics addressed as well as an understanding of how the human condition is explored and defined through film. Students will learn by participating in lectures and discussions, viewing films, reading articles, and producing analytical responses. Credits: 3.000

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