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3.00 Credits
Techniques of field observation will be taught and used in analyzing the behavior of humans and animals. Lecture topics will include human and animal ethology and child behavior. There will be regular trips to schools, zoos, hospitals, museums, and other public places for the purposes of using techniques learned in class. Prerequisites: PSY 311, 331
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A survey of the construction, content, uses, abuses, and problems of psychological tests. Students will be exposed to a wide variety of tests including intelligence, achievement, interest, aptitude, andpersonality. In addition, students will practice writing essay and objective test questions. Prerequisites: PSY 321, 331
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3.00 Credits
The psychological aspects of speech and language. An attempt to clarify the role of speech and language in human behavior, and how speech differs from language. The acquisition of language by children, the relationship between language and thought, and the biological basis of language. A linguistic introduction to sign language. Prerequisites: PSY 201
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3.00 Credits
The course will prepare the student for the psychology internship experience. Topics covered include general issues in fieldwork in human services, agency systems and policies, general foundations of the helping process, diversity issues in human services settings, ethical and legal issues, interpersonal and professional relationships in psychology work settings, applications of psychological principles in applied settings, resume construction for internship applications, interviews with professionals in the field of psychology and orientation to the psychology internship. Prerequisites: Psychology major or minor and permission of the instructor
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3.00 Credits
A one semester psychology internship in which the student works 10-15 or more hours per week in an applied psychological setting such as a mental health program or an educational setting under the supervision and guidance of the psychology course instructor and on-site mental health professionals in the field. Prerequisites: Psychology major or minor, PSY 450, and permission of the instructor
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3.00 Credits
This course is an additional follow-up psychology internship for students who have successfully completed PSY 451 Internship I. The student works 10-15 or more hours per week in an applied psychological setting such as a mental health program or an educational setting under the supervision and guidance of the psychology course instructor and on-site mental health professionals in the field. Prerequisites: PSY 451, and permission of the instructor
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3.00 Credits
A one semester, advanced psychology internship in which the student works 10-20 or more hours per week (fall and spring semesters: 10 hours or more; summer session: 20 hours or more) in a variety of human services, research, psycho-educational, or professional association settings under the supervision of on-site professionals and with guidance and supervision from the psychology course instructor. Additionally, students are required to formally tie advanced psychological theories to current internship placement issues in a written format. Prerequisites: PSY 452; permission of the instructor
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3.00 Credits
A one-semester, advanced psychology internship in which the student works 10-20 or more hours per week (fall and spring semesters: 10 hours or more; summer session: 20 hours or more) in a variety of human services, research, psycho-educational, or professional association settings under the supervision of on-site professionals and with guidance and supervision from the psychology course instructor. Additionally, students are required to formally tie advanced psychological theories to current internship placement issues in a written format. Prerequisites: PSY 453; permission of the instructor
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3.00 Credits
A course on the developmental aspects of human sexuality in the context of human relationships. The course will include the social and learned influences on the development of gender identity and sexual orientation, a review of the anatomy and physiology of the reproductive system, human sexual response, modes of sexual expression, values clarification, sexual responsibility, human sexual dysfunction, and sexual adjustment during pregnancy, illness, and aging. Prerequisites: PSY 201 and one of the following: PSY 311, 313, or 315
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3.00 Credits
Study of the influence of groups on the behavior of the individual both within the American Culture and across other world cultures. Both theoretical and experimental approaches are presented. Topics include altruism, aggression, health, attitudes, personal space, jury behavior, prejudice, conformity and environmental issues. Prerequisites: PSY 201 and one additional psychology course in consultation with the department
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