PLAP 4150
Political Psychology
Course Description
Pre-Requisite(s):
One course in PLAP or instructor permission
A seminar introducing students to the study of political psychology. Topics include authoritarianism, tolerance, altruism, ethnocentrism, the role of affect and cognition in political choice, the role of racial stereotyping in political campaigns, and psychological challenges to rational choice models of political decision-making.
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