PSY4401Undergraduate
Social Identity and Intergroup Relations
Printed in the catalogue as SOCIAL IDENTITY AND INTERGROUP RELATIONS
Course content
The aim of the course is to furnish an introduction to the theories and methods related to the investigation of majority-minority relations. The course will start with explication of Social Identity Theory and its derivatives and examine theoretical views on minority-majority relations. Theoretical approaches and research related to measuring and changing stereotypes and discussion of research on majority-minority relations in the laboratory and in real life will follow. Various ways in which minorities and majorities make adjustments within a multicultural social context will also be covered.
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