Helen C. Harton, Ph.D. |
Professor of Psychology Graduate Coordinator Social Area Coordinator University
of Northern Iowa |
Office: Bartlett 2080
E-mail: harton@uni.edu
Phone: 319-273-2235
Office hours: W 2-3; Th 11-12; F 1-2
I received my Ph.D. in social psychology from Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, FL, in 1998. I teach research methods, the graduate professional issues course (readings), graduate level social psychology, and special topics in social psychology (e.g., attitudes, social influence, interpersonal relationships, prejudice). My research is primarily in the area of attitude change and social influence, broadly defined. Current projects investigate attitudes toward immigrants and other stigmatized groups, the relationship between political orientation and expressions of prejudice, and research ethics (e.g., proper presentation of consent forms, participant views on “big data”).
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UNIV 2196 Influence: Harnessing Psychology to Create a Better World
PSYCH 3002 Research Methods
PSYCH 4704 Practicum in Teaching Psychology
PSYCH 4705 Research Experience in Psychology
PSYCH 6205 Advances and Developments in Social Psychology
PSYCH 6299 Research
Political psychology
Social influence and culture
Research ethics
Prejudice and stereotyping
Attitude change
Interpersonal relationships