PhD Social Psychology

The program in Social psychology, in the broadest sense, is a discipline that examines social behaviour.These include subjects like personal and collective identity phenomena, intergroup relations, group dynamics, environmental psychology, human-environment interactions, place identity, urban memory, cognitive representations, political psychology, political attitudes and behaviour, prejudice and discrimination, conservatism, multiple identities, cross-cultural psychology, individualism-collectivism, acculturation processes, migrations and values, evolutionary foundations of human relations, organizational behaviour, organizational climate and culture, interpersonal perception and communication, social comparison processes, romantic relations and jealousy.