PSY3022 Psychology Through Film

Psychology Through Film examines a variety of psychological concepts through readings and films. This 3000-level elective for psychology majors and non-majors offers opportunities to delve more deeply into foundational concepts in psychology. Themes will include issues of human development, atypical development and disorders, personality issues, and identity. 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 through film. Primary methods of learning will entail reading scholarly articles, viewing films, and discussing the relationships between what has been learned from each of these modalities. Written assignments will be given as well. Credits: 3.000

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