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PSY350   Self-Regulation   (10 credits)

 
Year Running: 2017/2018
Credit level: F6
Pre-requisites   PSY246, PSY269
Additional Information   EMPTY

Description

This module investigates the processes by which people direct their thoughts, feelings, and behaviours in order to achieve desired outcomes. For example, how does a person regulate their thoughts in order to reduce prejudice, direct their actions in order to write a report, or remember to feed the cat? Contemporary social psychological theorising on self-regulation is central to many of the most challenging and exciting debates in psychology - for example, to what extent can people control their actions? This course will introduce students to these debates and, in so doing, provide both theoretical and practical insights into human nature.

 

Reading List


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Teaching Methods

Delivery Type Hours
Independent 82.0
Lecture 11.0
Seminar 4.0
 

Methods of assessment

Assessment Type Duration % of formal assessment Semester
Exam 2.0 100 % S1
 

Teaching methods and assessment displayed on this page are indicative for 2017-18.