SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND INEQUALITY      3 Credit Hours

Catalog description

(Slashed with SOC 72872 ) Introduces students to sociological social psychological work that examines the reproduction of inequality. Specifically, the course focuses on “generic social processes” in how individuals, through interaction, are complicit or resistant in the reproduction of inequality through processes such as identity work, collective identity work, emotion work, othering and boundary maintenance. Mechanisms for change are also considered.