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Psychology of Gender

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Course Description

This course will examine the psychological perspectives on gender. Using empirical research from all areas of psychology, the course will explore the major concepts, theories, and research methods as they relate to gender development across the lifespan. Included is a review of how gender is perceived in relationships, work, education, health, the justice system, and the media. Lastly, the intersectionality of gender with sexual orientation, class, race, religion, ability, and age will be discussed. PSY 227 and GXS 227 are cross-listed.

Cross Listed Courses (If Applicable)

Minimum Credit Hours

3

Maximum Credit Hours

3

Lecture - Lab Hours

(3-0)

PCS Code

1.1

Requirements

Prerequisite: PSY 121 (C or better). Fulfills the CLC I/M Education Requirement

Does this course meet the standards as an International/Multicultural course?

Yes

2022-2023 CLC Catalog