1303

68

General Psychology (3-3-0)

A survey of the essential subject areas, major theories and approaches to the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. (PSYC 2301)

2302

Social Psychology (3-3-0)

The study of the psychological processes that occur within groups and between groups as a function of the individual. (SOCI 2326 or PSYC 2319)

2306

Adjustment (3-3-0)

Psychological theory and research as they relate to contemporary problems of human behavior. Factors contributing to healthy individuals’ relationships with themselves and their environment. (PSYC 2315)

2310

Human Growth and Development (3-3-0)

A lifespan approach to the theories, principles, and characteristics of human development.

3301

Industrial/Organizational Psychology (3-3-0)

Application of psychological theory to problems of selecting, training, supervising and motivating individuals in organizational settings.

3302

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Principles of Educational Psychology (3-3-0)

An introduction to psychological concepts within the context of education. Additional emphasis on historical, cultural, and legal issues in education.

3303

Child Psychology (3-3-0)

The study of development from conception up to adolescence from theoretical and practical viewpoints. Emphasis is on the physical, cognitive, social, and emotional changes which occur during childhood.

3305

Adolescent Psychology (3-3-0)

A study of adolescent development from theoretical and practical viewpoints. Emphasis is on the physical, cognitive, social and emotional changes which occur during adolescence.

3309

Adult Psychology (3-3-0)

The psychological, biological and sociological factors which affect the major stages of adult development.

3310

Psychology of Women (3-3-0)

A survey of the major theories and issues involved in understanding the impact of gender on thinking and behaving.

4301

The History of Psychology (3-3-0)

Major theoretical positions and research that contributed to development of psychology as a scientific discipline. Emphasis on developments from the late 19th century to the present.

4302

Abnormal Psychology (3-3-0)

The etiology, classification and treatment of psychopathological disorders from these major theoretical perspectives: psychodynamic, behavioral, humanistic, physiological and sociocultural.

4303

African-American Issues in Psychology (3-3-0)

This course surveys past and contemporary issues pertaining to the African American, including historical, developmental, clinical, educational and social issues.

4304

Learning, Memory and Cognition (3-3-0)

Survey of theory and research in the cognitive processes, including learning, memory, perception, language, reasoning, problem-solving, and decision-making. Introduction to the broader field of cognitive science, including topics such as artificial intelligence and neurocognition.

4306

Theories of Personality (3-3-0)

Major contemporary theories of personality are examined along with their implications for clinical application and research.

4308

Psychological Assessment (3-3-0)

The theory and practice of psychological tests, including a survey of the commonly used methods, techniques and instruments for measuring and assessing individual differences with regard to intelligence, personality, interests, aptitude and achievement.

4370

Senior Seminar in Psychology (3-3-0)