At the end of the course students will be able to systematically understand contemporary concepts, theories and findings in the Social Psychology of Justice; critically evaluate concepts, theories and findings in the Social Psychology of Justice; express well-founded opinions, argue rationally, develop new perspectives and engage in critical thinking both orally and in writing; to demonstrate an awareness of how justice concepts, theories and findings can be applied, benefiting individuals, groups and society; to apply theoretical concepts to real-world; to demonstrate an understanding of uncertainty, ambiguity and the limits of knowledge.
