PSY 305: CROSS-CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY

Program
Credits 3
Division
UG
School Division
School of Humanities, Sciences and Technology

This course explores how culture influences human cognition, emotion, and behavior, integrating historical and current trends to examine their impact on group adjustment. By investigating cultures historically and globally, it highlights the role of cultural dynamics in psychological adaptation. Covering developmental, social, health, and organizational psychology, it o`ers insights into the evolving e`ects of culture on diverse communities. Students will also be exposed to evolutionary thinking while also exploring human universals in order to understand what is common across cultures. Students will learn to critically analyze cultural and societal shifts, preparing them for applications in various contexts. This comprehensive approach equips students 
with the knowledge to apply psychological principles in a culturally informed manner, fostering a deeper understanding of psychology's interaction with culture