Self and Identity . SOC 149
Examines theoretical approaches to understanding the self as a social product and social force. Focuses on those theoretical traditions that draw upon a symbolic interactionist framework to explore some common ways that social psychologists understand the relationships between culture, social structure, socialization, and self and identity.
Prerequisites: UPPER-DIVISION STANDING.
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UnitsOptional
Grading1, 2, 3
PasstimeUpper division only
Level LimitLetters and science
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The class was interesting and the lectures were engaging but the work load was very dense. One of the most work heavy course in SOC we had three exams, three papers, and weekly forum posts. There is no breaks with this class there is always a lot of work coming up.
I really enjoyed this class and felt like it improved my understanding of global politics. The surveys were fun to take each week, there were only 2 online exams and 2 reflection papers which was great. The workload was easy and the only downside was the attendance and weekly discussion posts.
Professor Nielsen did a great job teaching this course. It was dense, with a lot of information, but he presented it well on lecture slides and readings. Tests were online and there were a few papers, but they were manageable. The only downside was attendance and the weekly discussion posts.
assigns a group project over thanksgiving! 2 exams 2 essays 1 group project weekly discussion posts due on Sundays Lot of information each day , very interesting but he is a little boring. he is funny though at times.slides are easy to take notes off of so going to class is not very neccsary.
John Baldwin
3.9
Jason Turowetz
5.0