Psychology
Courses (PSY)
* Denotes
college transfer courses.
PSY
100 Basic Human Relations (Non-Degree Credit)
2 SHC
This course
is a study of personality factors as they
relate to social adjustment. Personality
development, interpersonal relationships and
the application of psychological principles in
everyday life are emphasized. (2/0)
PSY
103 Human Relations 3 SHC
This course
is a study of human relations, including the
dynamics of behavior, interrelationships and
personality as applied to everyday life. (3/0)
PSY
105 Personal/Interpersonal Psychology
3 SHC
This course
emphasizes the principles of psychology in the
study of self and interpersonal adjustment and
behavior in contemporary society. (3/0)
*PSY
201 General Psychology 3 SHC
This course
includes the following topics: an introduction
to the basic theories and concepts in the
science of behavior, scientific method,
biological bases for behavior, perception,
motivation, learning, memory, development,
personality and abnormal behavior. (3/0)
*PSY
203 Human Growth and Development 3
SHC
This course
is a chronological study of the physical,
cognitive and emotional factors affecting
human growth, development and potential. (3/0)
PSY
210 Educational Psychology 3 SHC
This course
is the study of the teaching-learning process
with emphasis on theory, transfer, problem
solving, habit formation, individual
difference and other factors that facilitate
learning. Prerequisite: PSY 201 (3/0)
*PSY
212 Abnormal Psychology 3 SHC
This course
is a study of the nature and development of
behavioral disorders, including the
investigation of contemporary treatment
procedures, analysis of human behavior
problems and identification of the personal
and social skills needed to deal with these
problems. Prerequisite: PSY 201 (3/0)
PSY
215 Psychology of the Mentally Retarded
3 SHC
This course
is a survey of the nature and causes of mental
retardation, including the attitudes and
relationships of the community to the
retarded. (3/0)
PSY
218 Behavior Modification 3 SHC
This course
is an introduction to the terminology, methods
and recording procedures used in behavior
modification. This course includes the
application of these procedures and techniques
in specific areas of human services.(3/0)
PSY
230 Interviewing Techniques 3 SHC
This course
develops skills necessary for interviewers and
interviewees in various organizational
settings. (3/0)
PSY
235 Group Dynamics 3 SHC
This course
is an examination of the theory and practice
of group dynamics. Emphasis is on the
application of the value and use of the group
processes in specialized settings. (3/0)
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