Explore how cognitive and multicultural perspectives have transformed modern social psychology, reshaping our understanding of stereotypes, affect, cultural universals, and cross-cultural variation in social behaviour.
Comprehensive study of person perception, social cognition, impression formation, schemas, and prototypes in social psychology — covering central traits, cognitive algebra, primacy effects, and prototype theory.
Comprehensive exploration of social development during middle childhood (6-11 years), examining relationships with parents and siblings, peer group dynamics, social cognition development, and self-esteem formation.
Understand the nature and characteristics of stereotypes, how they develop and are maintained, their functions in social life, and how they differ from prejudice and discrimination.