GOV 2749
Political Psychology and International Relations
This graduate seminar explores psychological approaches to international politics. Topics covered include heuristics and biases, signaling and perceptions, motivated reasoning and stereotypes, emotions and moral reasoning, personality and operational codes, ideology and culture, small group decision-making, intergroup relations, reputation and status, national and transnational identities, political violence, and evolutionary and biological approaches.
Topics
- heuristics and biases
- signaling and perceptions
- motivated reasoning and stereotypes
- emotions and moral reasoning
- personality and operational codes
- ideology and culture
- small group decision-making
- intergroup relations
- reputation and status
- national and transnational identities
- political violence
- and evolutionary and biological approaches
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗Public 2026-2027 offerings