In this module, students will explore two key areas: Social Psychology and the Geriatric Population.

1. Learning about Social Psychology:
   • Students will delve into the field of Social Psychology, gaining insights into the scientific study of how individuals think, feel, and behave in social situations.
   • Topics may include social perception, attitudes, group dynamics, and the influence of social factors on individual behavior.
2. Understanding Social Thinking, Social Relations, and Social Influence:
   • The module will cover the various aspects of social thinking, including how individuals perceive and interpret social cues.
   • Social relations will be explored, encompassing the dynamics of interpersonal relationships, communication, and group dynamics.
   • Social influence, examining factors that shape and impact individual behavior within a social context, will be a focal point.
3. Detailed Description on Aging Population:
   • The module will provide a comprehensive understanding of the geriatric population, emphasizing the unique challenges, needs, and considerations associated with aging.
   • Topics may include healthcare for the elderly, social support structures, mental health in later life, and strategies for promoting the well-being of the geriatric population.

By covering these areas, students will gain a deep understanding of both the psychological dynamics within social interactions and the specific characteristics and needs of the aging population. This knowledge will be valuable for community service workers engaging with diverse groups and individuals.