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Psychology Communication

AY2024/2025 Semester 2

To better understand how and why communication occurs and what effects it has, it is necessary to get inside the "black box" of the human mind. Therefore, this course will concentrate on studying cognitive processes and their relationship to media and communication. While some attention will be paid to the psychological aspects of interpersonal communication, the primary the goal of the course is to develop an understanding of media from a psychological perspective. That is, the course will examine how perception, attention, memory, attitudes and emotion are related to the experience of mediated communication. These psychological responses will be examined in a range of contexts and communication functions including news and information, advertising and persuasion, and entertainment. This will help students become both better producers of media and more critical users.

AUs3.0 AUs
CategoriesCoreMinorsBDE
Exam

Available Indexes

MonTueWedThuFri
930

COMMON LEC (LE2)

0930-1220 Thu

SCI-SR1, ONLINE

Wk1,2,4-13, Teaching Wk3

COMMON LEC (LE2)

0930-1220 Thu

SCI-SR1, ONLINE

Wk1,2,4-13, Teaching Wk3

1000
1030

COMMON LEC (LE)

1030-1320 Mon

CS-TR+8, ONLINE

Wk1,2,4-13, Teaching Wk3

COMMON LEC (LE)

1030-1320 Mon

CS-TR+8, ONLINE

Wk1,2,4-13, Teaching Wk3

1100
1130
1200
1230
1300