(in Polish) Psychologia Społeczna (course group defined by Faculty of Psychology)

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2023Z - Winter semester 2023/24
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2023Z

2500-PL-PS-FO6-05

Faculty of Psychology

Different faces of altruism

Wydział Psychologii

Różne oblicza altruizmu

Classes

Winter semester 2023/24

Lecture - 30 hours

Groups

- (in Polish) Psychologia Społeczna

- (in Polish) Fakultety ogólnoakademickie

Brief description

The aim of the lecture is to indicate specific nature of psychology in reflecting upon the phenomenon of altruism as well as to present various theoretical approaches and the relevant results of research on altruism and pro-social behaviour.

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2500-PL-PS-FO6-07

Faculty of Psychology

Dynamical social psychology

Wydział Psychologii

Dynamiczna psychologia społeczna

Classes

Winter semester 2023/24

Lecture - 30 hours

Groups

- (in Polish) Psychologia Społeczna

- (in Polish) Fakultety ogólnoakademickie

Brief description

The lecture will present a new perspective in psychology that concentrates on the dynamics and change of social and psychological processes. This approach is treating psychological phenomena as processes that can be studied by empirical methods and computer simulations.

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2500-PL-PS-FO6-08

Faculty of Psychology

Human beings and society as complex systems

Wydział Psychologii

Człowiek i społeczeństwo jako układy złożone

Classes

Winter semester 2023/24

Lecture - 30 hours

Groups

- (in Polish) Psychologia Społeczna

- (in Polish) Fakultety ogólnoakademickie

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2500-PL-PS-FO6-09

Faculty of Psychology

Psychology of religion and spirituality

Wydział Psychologii

Psychologia religii i duchowości

Classes

Winter semester 2023/24

Seminar - 30 hours

Groups

- (in Polish) Psychologia Społeczna

- (in Polish) Fakultety ogólnoakademickie

Brief description

The course is an introduction to the issues of modern psychology of religion and spirituality. It will cover selected topics regarding measurement, psychological foundation and correlates of religiosity and spirituality. The course is planned as a seminar and may include elements of lecture, literature discussions, and small-group work. All classes will start with a short open-ended entry test regarding the compulsory literature. The course will conclude with a final written exam (both multiple-choice and open-ended questions).

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