PSYC106

Students will demonstrate an understanding of Psychology as an applied science. They will complete exercises covering the relevant areas: social and interpersonal behavior, motivation, emotion, stress, health and coping, psychological disorders, personality theories and the psychotherapies. Students will gain the ability to analyze a variety of theoretical perspectives from critical and diverse points of view while applying them to problems of daily living. Service-learning is an option. PSYC-105 and PSYC-106 may be taken in either order. NOTE: PSYC-106 is required for NURS, RADT and RESP programs. (Prerequisite or Corequisite: ENGL-095 or meets current college placement criteria)

Social Sciences (SS)

School of Business, Humanities and Social Science

Division of Humanities & Social Science