About Course

The course Social Relationship & Behaviour explores the foundational principles and dynamics that shape human interactions in diverse social contexts. It examines the psychological and sociological underpinnings of social relationships, delving into how individuals form, maintain, and navigate interpersonal connections. Students will engage with key theories of social behaviour and critically analyze how these frameworks apply to real-world scenarios, including group dynamics, social influence, and communication patterns. Emphasis is placed on understanding behavioural responses within various social environments and developing analytical skills to interpret and apply social behaviour theory in both personal and professional settings.

What Will You Learn?

  • Foundations of Social Relationships: Understand the significance, theories, and development of social relationships.
  • Communication Skills: Master verbal and non-verbal communication, active listening, and conflict resolution techniques.
  • Behavioral Dynamics: Explore psychological foundations and emotional aspects of human behavior in social contexts.
  • Group Dynamics: Learn about group formation, roles, leadership styles, and decision-making processes.

Course Content

Foundations of Social Relationships

  • Introduction to Social Relationships
    00:00
  • Theories of Social Interaction
    00:00
  • Development of Social Bonds
    00:00
  • Communication in Social Relationships
    00:00
  • Social Networks and Structures
    00:00

Behavioral Dynamics in Social Contexts

Application and Analysis of Social Behaviour Theory

Reflective Assessment

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