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ADVANCED TOPICS IN ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

Module code: PS634
Credits: 10
Semester: 2
Department: PSYCHOLOGY
International:
Coordinator: Dr Tadhg MacIntyre (PSYCHOLOGY)

	Overview
	This module provides an analysis of the current issues in research across the extant literature in in sustainability, well-being and mental health and environmental psychology. � Emerging research paradigms in in sustainability, well-being and mental health and environmental psychology. � Bibliometric trends in the extant research in in sustainability, well-being and mental health and environmental psychology. � Critical analysis of the research gaps in the in sustainability, well-being and mental health and environmental psychology. � Cognition and cognitive neuroscience perspectives. � Policy frameworks and their development.

Overview

This module provides an analysis of the current issues in research across the extant literature in in sustainability, well-being and mental health and environmental psychology.

� Emerging research paradigms in in sustainability, well-being and mental health and environmental psychology.
� Bibliometric trends in the extant research in in sustainability, well-being and mental health and environmental psychology.
� Critical analysis of the research gaps in the in sustainability, well-being and mental health and environmental psychology.
� Cognition and cognitive neuroscience perspectives.
� Policy frameworks and their development.

	Learning Outcomes
	On successful completion of the module, students should be able to: Critically evaluate contemporary research trends in sustainability, well-being and mental health and environmental psychology. Reflect on the ethical challenges of research in sustainability, well-being and mental health and environmental psychology. Demonstrate a critical understanding of the current research gaps in environmental psychology. Rigorously assess the pathways to policy development in sustainability, well-being and mental health and environmental psychology.

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Assessment

	Autumn Supplementals/Resits
	Are supplemental/resit registrations permitted? No

	Timetable
	This timetable is not currently available, please contact the Psychology Department.

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ADVANCED TOPICS IN ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY