PSYC 336 Evolutionary Psychology
This course surveys the emerging field of Evolutionary Psychology. It begins with the historical social and political context of evolutionary theory reviews tenets of modern evolutionary theory explores the relationship between evolution and other change processes and applies evolutionary reasoning to psychological phenomena and contemporary social issues.
Fundamental Domain: BIOLOGICALLY BASED ANALYSES
Evolutionary Psychology is a 4-unit course. On average, you should expect to spend at least twelve (12) hours a week (including in-class time) on this course.
This course surveys the emerging field of Evolutionary Psychology. It begins with the historical social and political context of evolutionary theory reviews tenets of modern evolutionary theory explores the relationship between evolution and other change processes and applies evolutionary reasoning to psychological phenomena and contemporary social issues.
Fundamental Domain: BIOLOGICALLY BASED ANALYSES
Evolutionary Psychology is a 4-unit course. On average, you should expect to spend at least twelve (12) hours a week (including in-class time) on this course.
- Professor: Scott Blum