Financial Psychology: Anxiety, Well-being, and the Psychology of Money G1N
University of Skövde
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<p>The course consists of two parts. </p><p>Part 1: Financial Anxiety and Well-being (4.5 credits) </p><p>This part provides a comprehensive understanding of financial anxiety and well-being, including theories, practical examples, and tools from a business and management perspective. Themes include: Financial literacy: concepts, measurement, and impact, especially during crises and among young people. </p><p>Also included is Financial anxiety: effects on mental and physical health, and Financial well-being: theoretical foundations and its connection to personal, family, and societal well-being. </p><p>Part 2: Psychology of Money (3.0 credits) </p><p>This part focuses on the understanding and evaluation of the psychological and cultural dimensions of money, including money attitudes, symbolic meanings, its influence on identity and social status, emotional drivers of spending and saving, and the impact of consumerism and materialism on behaviour.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p>
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