Course goals
This university-level course delves into the multifaceted realm of general psychology, with a distinctive emphasis on interpersonal communication. Drawing from an interdisciplinary framework, students will explore the intricacies of human behavior through the lenses of research methodology, biological processes, cognitive mechanisms, and social dynamics. The course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the factors that shape individual and collective behavior, with a particular focus on communication and interpersonal relationships.
Course results
- To identify, define, and illustrate interpersonal psychological concepts, theories and research.
- To evaluate and explain how concepts relate to application in the processes of interpersonal interaction, give examples.
- To combine and apply concepts, theories and research to improve functioning of individuals and groups in a variety of situations.
- To explain ethical problems from an interpersonal psychology perspective.
- To reflect on creativity in action.
- To participate in group projects applying social competence skills.
- To understand how to work better in a team.
