Psychology

The psychology program is one of the most established and respected programs within the psychology discipline. It is a computer-based program in which psychology theory and practice receive equal emphasis as applied to both financial and managerial psychology issues. It intends to support the career objectives of those looking to enter the job market upon graduation, as well as the academic needs of those looking to pursue advanced degrees. Required course work covers areas critical to success in today's psychology workplace:

• Technical psychology knowledge
• Communication and interpersonal skills
• Career-related computer literacy
• A laptop computer is recommended, but not required, for students entering the psychology program.

Courses

Course Number	Course Title	Credits
PSYCH 0485	Personal Biofeedback & Stress Management	1
PSYCH 1100	General Psychology	3
PSYCH 1140	Human Sexuality	3
PSYCH 1150	Adjustment	3
PSYCH 1180	Introduction to Behavioral Research	4
PSYCH 1800	Special Project	1-3
PSYCH 1820	Selected Topics I	1-3
PSYCH 1840	Independent Study	1-4
PSYCH 2205	Physiological Psychology	3
PSYCH 2210	Industrial and Organizational Psychology	3
PSYCH 2220	Educational Psychology	3
PSYCH 2230	Developmental Psychology: Childhood	3
PSYCH 2233	Developmental Psychology: Adolescence	3
PSYCH 2235	Developmental Psychology: Adulthood	3
PSYCH 2237	Developmental Psychology: The Life Span	3
PSYCH 2240	Social Psychology	3
PSYCH 2255	Personality	3
PSYCH 2260	Abnormal Psychology	3
PSYCH 2270	Health Psychology	3
PSYCH 2280	Statistics for the Social and Behavioral	3
PSYCH 2800	Special Project	1-3
PSYCH 2820	Advanced Selected Topics I	1-3
PSYCH 2860	Internship (Career & Technical Ed)yCoop Ed/Internship Occup	1-4
PSYCH 2865	Internship Advanced (Career & Tech Ed)	1-4
PSYCH 2870	Internship (Transfer)	1-4
PSYCH 2871	Internship - Advanced (Transfer)	1-4