Men and Masculinities

Catalog description

This course examines everyday life using the theories, methods, and findings from the psychology of men and masculinities. The psychology of men is analyzed from multiple perspectives including biological, social learning, feminist, and social constructionist theories. The course considers the role of patriarchy, biology, the media, and other factors that shape the lives of individuals and social groups. Specific topics include men's mental and physical health, violence, work, and diversity. Prerequisite: PSY 100 or PSY 212 ; PSY 282 or PSY 283 or PSY 318 or SOC 225 or SOC 369 or SOC 370 or any RGS course. Offered Occasionally.