Discontinued Summer Semester 2014, replaced by PSYC 3230. This course is an examination of the cultural forces involved in the development of a sense of self and the factors that can pose a challenge to this process. Included for consideration are topics relevant to the history of the study of culture and psychology; definitions/typologies of culture; the impact of culture on individual thought, emotion and behaviour; the identification and application of appropriate methodologies in research on cross-cultural comparisons of individual and group differences; the role of culture in the diagnosis and treatment of behavioural disorders; and strategies for facilitating constructive cross-cultural interaction. Students will receive credit for only one of PSYC 2332 and 3230. Prerequisite(s): PSYC 1115 and 1215; or BUSM 2200. Renumbered to PSYC 3230 This course is an examination of the cultural forces involved in the development of a sense of self and the factors that can pose a challenge to this process. Included for consideration are topics relevant to the history of the study of culture and psychology; definitions/typologies of culture; the impact of culture on individual thought, emotion and behaviour; the identification and application of appropriate methodologies in research on cross-cultural comparisons of individual and group differences; the role of culture in the diagnosis and treatment of behavioural disorders; and strategies for facilitating constructive cross-cultural interaction. Students will receive credit for only one of PSYC 2332 and 3230. Prerequisite(s): PSYC 1115 and 1215; or BUSM 2200.