Psychology for Non-Psychology Majors

Description

24 Credit Hours

School of Social & Behavioral Sciences
Daniel Nelson, Director

The Psychology supporting program is intended for any student not majoring in Psychology who desires an emphasis in psychology or pastoral counseling. It is designed to acquaint the student with the basic courses and academic concepts taught in the department of Psychology, and would be beneficial for a student in any major who desires deeper insight into human behavior.

Courses


PSYC	353	Psychopathology (3)
PSYC	363	Theories of Personality (3)
PSYC	430	Principles & Techniques of Psychotherapy (3)
PTHE	431	Pastoral Counseling (3)

PSYC Psychology Elective (3)

Select one (3 credits):


PSYC	256	Developmental Psychology I (Child) (3)
PSYC	257	Developmental Psychology II (Adolescent & Adult) (3)

Select one (3 credits):


EDUC	222	Human Relations (3)
PSYC	140	Social Problems (3)
PSYC	212	Social Psychology (3)
PSYC	450	Group Process & Practice (3)

Select one (3 credits):


PSYC	332	Marriage & the Family (3)
PSYC	462	Parent/Child & Adolescent Relationships (3)