Cults and Terrorism
Course: PSY0007
This course is part of the following part-time on campus and/or online program(s):
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In this course, students will explore the historical evolution and social impact of cults and terrorist groups. Students will learn ways to identify and define cults. Using discussions and active learning approaches, students will examine what motivates cults and terrorist groups with a specific lens towards violent activity. The impact of media and globalization will also be discussed. Students will advance their social and cultural understanding and gain awareness of cults in contemporary society. Students in this course will discuss the validity of historical evidence and research historical interpretations of events using relevant and recent sources.
Notes
Sections 841, 842, 843, and 844 require you to register in the month prior to the course start date.
All sections for this course are in progress.
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