SMGT 2500 - Sociology and Psychology of Sport

Hours: 4
A course designed to examine the interplay and impact of various sociological groups’ behaviors and individual psychological profiles upon Domestic and International sport. Regarding the psychological aspect of the course, both individual and team psychological behaviors are examined. Topics include the psychology of competition, motivation, leadership, and aggression, anxiety, performance enhancement, character development, and sportsmanship. As for the sociological aspect of the course, students are introduced to the role of sport in society including issues in politics, economics, women’s concerns, sexism, racism, religion, and media and social problems for athletes.
Prerequisites: SMGT 1800.
Notes: This course has an additional fee.

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SMGT 2500 - Sociology and Psychology of Sport