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PSC 300: Political Philosophy
4.00 Credits
Northwood University-Michigan
A philosophical examination of major social and political concepts such as freedom, authority, justice, law, obligation and rights. Emphasis on important philosophers and ideologies in the history of political philosophy.
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PSY 101: Principles of Psychology
4.00 Credits
Northwood University-Michigan
Principles and mechanics with emphasis on the individual as a reacting organism; hereditary and functional basis of behavior, and means of perception.
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PSY 103: Personality and Adjustment
4.00 Credits
Northwood University-Michigan
Dynamics of adjustment and personality, motivation, and emotion; significance of clinical and organizational psychology.
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PSY 106: Human Relations
4.00 Credits
Northwood University-Michigan
The purpose of this course is to explore the evolution of human, ethnic, and racial relations in this country and to study how this has affected contemporary society. The course is designed to help students acquire an understanding of tolerance, human interaction, and the phenomenon of prejudice. This course will have a special focus on prejudice (of all kinds) and discrimination, as well as the powerful grip both have had on world culture for centuries. The course will explore the struggles and conflicts of daily life and the interpersonal relationships that impact people both socially and professionally.
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PSY 109: Leadership Development
1.00 Credits
Northwood University-Michigan
Leadership development skills gained through preparing for and participating in the International Student Forum of Junior Achievement.
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PSY 110: Introduction to College Studies
1.00 Credits
Northwood University-Michigan
Analysis of good study and listening habits, the library, counseling services, and the objectives and philosophy of Northwood University. Students plan their college and occupational goals in writing in order to improve their chances of success based on their growth and maturity. Adult students enrolled in this course focus their attention exclusively on listening skills.
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PSY 111: Strategies for Success
2.00 Credits
Northwood University-Michigan
Explores study and learning strategies critical to success in college-level course work. Required of selected students but open to all. Class attendance is critical and mandatory.
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PSY 250: Introduction to Psychology
4.00 Credits
Northwood University-Michigan
This course explores how Psychology answers the questions of what is a human being's nature? and how do people impact others and the development of civilization? Using the scientific method as a basis for evaluation, students are introduced to important historical and contemporary theories of Psychology. No prerequisite.
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PSY 301: Applied Psychology
4.00 Credits
Northwood University-Michigan
Theories, principles, and methods of general and applied psychology and specific procedures and problems in enterprise, education, government, and other institutions. Emphasis is placed on understanding the appropriate use of methods of selection, evaluation, training, supervision, and motivation of individuals in a variety of situations. Prerequisite: PSY 103
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PSY 500: Research Design and Methodology
4.00 Credits
Northwood University-Michigan
This course provides an introduction to research design and methodology using both quantitative and qualitative research methods. Students will learn basic information about reading and using research literature, writing research questions and hypotheses, identifying populations and samples, designing a research study, and writing a scholarly text such as a research proposal, journal article, monograph, or thesis/dissertation. The course will focus more heavily on quantitative methodology. Prerequisite: MTH 333 (or equivalent)
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