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  2. Social Psychology and Microsociology

Social Psychology and Microsociology

This program provides exposure to and critical examination of the major topics of theory and research within social psychology and microsociology. Two one-semester courses present a substantive overview of the field. Several specialized courses and seminars are offered on an ad hoc basis. In the past, a research seminar was held weekly to give students and faculty the opportunity to present their ideas and original research for constructive criticism. Faculty are involved in a range of projects involving various topics and research methodologies. These projects often provide research assistantships for graduate students, and some offer opportunities for postdoctoral experience.

Accominotti, Fabien

Dykema, Jennifer

Hart, Chloe Grace

Montgomery, James

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