PSY491Psychology and Social Change
Course Prerequisites ToolSNHU PSY491 has 9 direct prerequisites, with 11 courses in its complete prerequisite tree.
Undergraduate · 3 credits
In this culminating experience for the undergraduate psychology program, students will apply their psychological knowledge base and skill set toward the discovery of their own unique roles as agents of social change. Students will examine the dynamic shifts in human attitudes, beliefs, values, and relationships which transform social and cultural institutions over time. As students internalize elements of advocacy, inclusion, and diversity, they will assess the ways in which they can inspire change — in both themselves and in the world around them.
Prerequisite Tree
- PSY224 — Research II: Scientific Investigations
- PSY222 — Research Methods
- PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
- PSY260 — Statistical Literacy in Psychology
- PSY375 — Cognition
- PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
- PSY355 — Theories of Social Psychology
- PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
- PSY211 — Lifespan Development
- PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
- PSY215 — Psychology of Mental Health and Disorders
- PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
- PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
- PSY328 — Theories of Personality
- PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
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