112. Social Problems (3) (Alternate Years) An analysis of selected social problems, focusing on the nature of each problem, environmental and personal factors contributing to the problem, and possible solutions to the problem. Emphasis will be placed on applying the concepts relating to each problem in real-life situations. (Prerequisite: SOC111 or approval of instructor.)
205. Applied Social Statistics (3) (F, W) Statistical procedures and the interpretation of statistical data in the social sciences. (Prerequisite: MATH 100 or equivalent.) (Same as PSYC 205.)
223. Minority Relations (3) (Alternate Years) Studies the social interaction of minority groups within the context of society at large. Analyzes prejudices and discrimination and their causes and discusses possible ways to reduce their effect and to promote inter-group cooperation. The major emphasis will be on ethnic minorities, but religious, economic, political, and other social minorities will be considered. Because of the location of BYUH, effort will be made to emphasize cases involving Pacific Island or Asian groups and situations.
320. Social Change and Modernization (3) (Alternate Years) A look at changes in social institutions, especially those related to modernization. Focus is on changes in family, religious, educational, economic, political, and cultural areas. The place of individuals as change agents and recipients will be stressed. (Prerequisite: SOC 111 or approval of instructor.)
350. Social Psychology (3) (F) A study and analysis of social psychological processes that include social attraction, interpersonal relationships, social learning, attitude development and change, theories of dissonance, communication patterns, and leadership patterns. (Same as PSYC 350.)
