POLI 100MPolitical Psychology
We begin with hypotheses about how people develop political attitudes, and methods to test those hypotheses. The second half focuses on emerging cognitive neuroscience insights, including brain imaging, and asks how these inform theories of political cognition, affect, and behavior.
Prerequisites
From the catalog: “upper-division standing.”
Where it sits in degree plans
Required in (1)
- Political Science (American Politics) (B.A.)
One of the options in (2)
- Political Science (Public Law) (B.A.)
- Political Science (Public Policy) (B.A.)