This subject examines developmental and social psychology. Developmental Psychology examines human development across the life-span. Descriptions, explanations, and predictions of developmental stages/changes are covered through an investigation of major theories and research findings. Practical implications and applications of this material are considered, with some topical current issues.
Social Psychology examines the influence of society, groups, and interpersonal relationships on the individual, and their location within society. This includes theoretical/empirical examination of how we perceive others, social influences on the individual and interpersonal relationships ranging from attraction/love to aggression/hate.
The relevancy of dominant developmental and social psychological theories for Indigenous Australians are also considered.
HD/FL
One session
School of Psychology
This subject is only available for students in the Graduate Diploma of Psychology.
PSY101 and PSY102
PSY221 Paired Subject
PSY113, PSY216, PSY452, PSY453
The information contained in the CSU Handbook was accurate at the date of publication: June 2022. The University reserves the right to vary the information at any time without notice.