Syllabus
Lectures:
1. Psychology and society
2. Socialization and social environment as a developmental influence
3. Small social groups
4. Social position, norms, roles
5. Attitudes, attitude change, conflicts
6. Social perception, communication
7. Group behavior Seminars:
1. Social skills and their psychological background
2. Training of social skills
3. Self-reflection
4. Development of sensitivity towards self and others
5. Examples of social sensitivity development
6. Social support
7. Role playing
Annotation
The Social psychology course focuses on an analysis of a social dimension of personality, explains the role of social environment in the development of an individual, and explores difficult life situations from a psychosocial perspective. Relatedly, the course aims to develop psychological background necessary for effective social skills and for implementation and further development of social skills in work-related contexts.