PSY 3220 Group Dynamics

Recognized theories and empirical research on the ways groups function are integrated with experiential classroom exercises and applied by the students to their own life experiences and perception of groups in the broader society. Areas covered include concepts and purposes of groups, group development and socialization, group structure, roles and communication, leadership, decision-making, productivity, and power and influence in groups. The effects of the physical environment, and some special topics such as cults, crowds and mass movements may also be included. Prerequisite(s): PSY 1100
Credits: 3.0