Lauren Duncan

Lauren Duncan is Professor and Chair of the Department of Psychology at Smith College. She received a Ph.D. in Personality Psychology and a Graduate Certificate in Women’s Studies from the University of Michigan. A passionate and award-winning teacher, Lauren offers courses in Political Psychology, the Psychology of Women and Gender, and the Psychology of Political Activism. Her scholarly research focuses on two questions: (1) What motivates some people to want to change society whereas others want to keep it the same? (2) What motivates some people interested in political and social issues to act on their beliefs?
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Psychology of Political Activism: Women Changing the World (edX)

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Psychology of Political Activism: Women Changing the World (edX)
Course Auditing
EdX
Smith College
Categories
Social Sciences
Effort
Beginner
5-12 Weeks
1-4 Hours/Week
Languages
English
English
Psychology of Political Activism: Women Changing the World (edX)
Learn what motivates prominent women such as Gloria Steinem, Loretta Ross, and others to become involved in activism in this political psychology course. Have you ever wanted to change the world? Have you ever wondered what motivates some people to become activists? What experiences in your childhood or when [...]
Activism
Political Psychology
Women
Political Activism
Psychology
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No sessions available
Course Auditing
EdX
Smith College
Social Sciences
Beginner
5-12 Weeks
1-4 Hours/Week
43.00 EUR
English
English