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Psychology of Diversity

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Detroit Institute of Gastronomy

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Learning Outcomes

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Upon the successful completion of this course, students will be able to: discuss diversity dynamics across cultural, racial, ethnic, gender, sexual, and religious dimensions; critically analyze theories of prejudice and discrimination, identifying their origins and implications for social equity; apply strategies for bias reduction and cultural competence to promote inclusivity in diverse environments; demonstrate proficiency in research methodologies for analyzing diversity issues in psychology; and communicate effectively and advocate for social justice in diverse communities.

Major Course Topics

Major topics include social identity and categorization theories; exploring diversity in Psychology; Psychological study of diversity; theoretical frameworks and research in the Psychology of diversity; Psychological perspectives on human behavior; understanding racism and discrimination; stereotypes, prejudice and bias; Multiculturalism, Cultural Relativism and Social Justice; fundamentals of cultural research; addressing bias, Cultural Competence and Awareness; definition, characteristics, and steps of the Scientific Method in Psychology.

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