Social and Environmental Psychology

The first module will focus on the main constructs of individual and collective well-being psychology, highlighting its systemic and contextual dimensions and its connection to current ecological and environmental conditions. These activities will be carried out with innovative and interactive training modules for promoting students' well-being. The second module will define the fundamental themes of Community Psychology, particularly focusing on forms of place identification, the construction of a sense of community, participatory processes, and methodologies for involving the population in processes of change and social action. The third module (only for the 9 CFU exam) will define the key constructs of Environmental Psychology as an application of psychological theory to the human-environment relationship. Specifically, it will delve into the history of the discipline, spatial perception, forms of space mapping, regulation of interpersonal distance, and the various aspects of subjective well-being associated with the use of natural and built environments.