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Exploring Psychological Concepts in the Holocaust and Rwandan Genocide

Stevenson, Cari

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Title
Exploring Psychological Concepts in the Holocaust and Rwandan Genocide
Author(s)
Stevenson, Cari
Issue Date
2018
Keyword(s)
  • social psychology
  • Holocaust
  • Rwandan genocide
  • survivors
Geographic Coverage
Europe; Rwanda
Abstract
Social Psychology is the scientific exploration of feelings, cognitions, and behavior of an individual within a social setting. Community Psychology considers the convergence of contextual factors and emphasizes community strengths, justice, and social action. This course will explore concepts of psychology through evaluation of the Holocaust and the genocide in Rwanda, and students will initiate a social action project to positively influence their community.
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