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PSY 3151: Financial Psychology at Baruch College

3 credits · Spring 2027

Financial Psychology (PSY 3151) at Baruch College has 1 way to take it in Spring 2027. 1 of 1 section has an open seat right now.

The professor is: Clemente Diaz.

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Requirements

Prerequisite: PSY 1001

About this course

This course will explore the various psychological theories and research findings which impact our financial decisions and personal finance behaviors. We will examine topics such as psychological money disorders, cognitive biases, and how social comparisons impact our personal financial behaviors. We will emphasize bothhow people do and how people should make financial decisions and the implications on wealth accumulation. The overall goal of the course is to understand and examine the science behind the psychology of money and financial behaviors.

Professors for PSY 3151 at Baruch, Spring 2027

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PSY 3151 sections, times and seats

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NETA-LEC Regular
Arranged · TBA
Online-Asynchronous
Clemente DiazChill Rank 3 of 5: Fair?★ 4.4(10)Difficulty 3.0/5 · 80% would take again
Online AsynchronousOpen

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