|Time||Days||Location||Instructor||GER||Credit||OPUS Class
Number||Syllabus (Tentative)| Tarbutton Hall 321 This course
focuses on how social factors influence individuals' beliefs,
perceptions, and behaviors. We will examine how attitudes
develop and change; how people perceive others and their
environment, and what brings people together. In addition, we
will dissect group processes involving conformity, conflict,
power, status, and influence and examine how inequality persists
through social interaction. Required Textbooks, Articles, and
Resources - 2008. The Social Animal. 10th Edition. ISBN:
9781429203166. |Assignment/Exam||Details||% of Total Grade| |1
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official listing of courses, including days and times they meet
and the General Education Requirements they satisfy. Students
should use course descriptions as general guidelines. Course
requirements, grading details, book lists, and syllabi are
subject to change.