HDP22212

This course provides an introduction and overview of critical psychology perspectives, exploring the intersections between psychology and social, cultural, and political contexts. Emphasizing critical inquiry, the course covers concepts like power, privilege, and oppression, examining their impact on individual and collective experiences. Key topics include critical perspectives on mental health, self and identity, social change, and various psychological theories and research methods. Through readings and discussions, students develop analytical skills to deconstruct dominant narratives and build psychological perspectives that promote social justice and well-being, preparing them for further study and practical application of psychological knowledge to address societal issues.