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Apr 28, 2024
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PSY-753 Narrative Psychology4 semester credits
This course examines the psychology of story and narrative through a variety of psychological lenses including social, cognitive, neuro-,health, media and developmental psychological approaches. We examine how humans are drawn to and think in narrative and story forms. Readings include original research articles and book chapters offering a variety of insights and perspectives on the psychology of our engagement with stories, characters, story worlds and story structures.
Pre-requisites: A background or academic coursework in social psychology is strongly recommended.
Delivery Method: Online
Grading Default: Letter
Learning Outcome(s):
- Demonstrate, through writing, posts and the author’s journal, the state of the scientific literature in media psychology on narrative.
- Demonstrate, through scholarly writing, posts and author’s notebook entries the theory upon which the scholarly literature on narrative rests.
- Demonstrate, through scholarly writing, posts and author’s notebook entries the methods commonly applied to media and narrative psychology.
- Develop a facility for identifying parts of APA style publications that are important such that this forms the basis of the writing process and develops understanding of the subject matter.
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