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PSYCH 156. Social Psychology
Prerequisite: Psychology Major or Minor status or permission
of instructor. Examination of the interaction between
social environments and behavior. Application of social
psychological theories and principles to interpersonal
relationships, education, work, health, and the media.
(Formerly PSYCH 134)
Units: 4
PSYCH 157. Evolutionary Psychology
Prerequisite: Psychology major or minor status or permission
of instructor. Theories of natural and sexual selection applied
to the understanding of human behavior. Topics include
personality, mate selection, social status, war, morality, and
religion. (Formerly Psych 150T.)
Units: 4
Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring
PSYCH 160T. Topics in Clinical Processes
Prerequisite: Psychology Major or Minor status or
permission of instructor. Examination of individual behavior
and small-group processes; include such topics as
clinical psychopathology, sensitivity training, and intragroup
dynamics, consciousness, dreams, and imagination.
Units: 2-5
PSYCH 162. Introduction to Clinical Psychology
Overview of clinical psychology, including history, ethics,
applied roles, conceptual and technical approaches to
assessment and intervention, applying to graduate school, and
anticipated future developments.
Units: 4
PSYCH 163. Multicultural Psychology
Prerequisites: Psychology major or minor status or permission
of instructor. This course reviews the field of Multicultural
Psychology and emphasizes the development of critical
thinking, cultural sensitvity, and cultural self-awareness. Major
topics include: world views, immigration and acculturation,
stereotyping, prefjudice, racism, privilege, cultural identity
development, health disparities, and multicultural competence.
Formerly PSYCH 160T.
Units: 4
PSYCH 169. Psychological Aspects of Physical Disability
Psychological theory and research pertaining to physical
disability and disabled persons. Attitudes regarding disability
and the impact of disability on individual behavior. Primarily
deals with blindness, deafness, orthopedic handicap, and
epilepsy, and secondarily with cardiovascular disease, cancer,
and diabetes.
Units: 3
PSYCH 170T. Topics in Psychological Applications
Applications of psychology; human factors; clinical
psychology, learning applications, clinical quantitative,
learning, creativity, computer, and other applied topics. (May
include lab hours)
Units: 2-5
PSYCH 171S. Community Mental Health
Prerequisite: Psychology major or minor - Psych 10, 42, and
144 complete with a grade of C or higher; Non-Psychology
Major permission of instructor. Treatment approaches and
systems of support for substance use problems, mental health
conditions, and trauma. Data based decision making to
develop policies and evaluate programs. Students work in
a community-based mental health organization. S sections
include a service-learning requirement. (Formerly Psych 170T)
Units: 4
Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring
PSYCH 172. Applied Behavior Analysis
Prerequisite: psychology major or minor status or permission
of instructor. Introduction to the philosophy and research of
applied behavior analysis. Includes the methods of research,
basic principles, and applied techniques used in the field.
Presents ethical and legal standards under which behavior
analysts work. (Formerly Psych 170T)
Units: 4
PSYCH 173. Environmental Psychology
The scientific study of the effects of human behavior
on the environment and the psychological effects of the
environment on human behavior. Topics include issues
related to overpopulation, pollution, urbanization, noise, and
environmental disaster, as well as environmental policies and
grass-roots movements worldwide.
Units: 3-4
PSYCH 174. Introduction to Counseling
(COUN 174 same as PSYCH 174.) An overview of basic
counseling models, including psychoanalytic, behavioral,
cognitive, and humanistic approaches. Includes a personal
counseling experience.
Units: 3
PSYCH 175. Family Counseling
Theory and application of major counseling models. Family
problems, relationships and systems. Application of child
development principles, relevant communication theory and
current research to therapy with couples, families, children, and
groups.
Units: 3
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| Full Text Search | PSYCH 156. Social Psychology Prerequisite: Psychology Major or Minor status or permission of instructor. Examination of the interaction between social environments and behavior. Application of social psychological theories and principles to interpersonal relationships, education, work, health, and the media. (Formerly PSYCH 134) Units: 4 PSYCH 157. Evolutionary Psychology Prerequisite: Psychology major or minor status or permission of instructor. Theories of natural and sexual selection applied to the understanding of human behavior. Topics include personality, mate selection, social status, war, morality, and religion. (Formerly Psych 150T.) Units: 4 Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring PSYCH 160T. Topics in Clinical Processes Prerequisite: Psychology Major or Minor status or permission of instructor. Examination of individual behavior and small-group processes; include such topics as clinical psychopathology, sensitivity training, and intragroup dynamics, consciousness, dreams, and imagination. Units: 2-5 PSYCH 162. Introduction to Clinical Psychology Overview of clinical psychology, including history, ethics, applied roles, conceptual and technical approaches to assessment and intervention, applying to graduate school, and anticipated future developments. Units: 4 PSYCH 163. Multicultural Psychology Prerequisites: Psychology major or minor status or permission of instructor. This course reviews the field of Multicultural Psychology and emphasizes the development of critical thinking, cultural sensitvity, and cultural self-awareness. Major topics include: world views, immigration and acculturation, stereotyping, prefjudice, racism, privilege, cultural identity development, health disparities, and multicultural competence. Formerly PSYCH 160T. Units: 4 PSYCH 169. Psychological Aspects of Physical Disability Psychological theory and research pertaining to physical disability and disabled persons. Attitudes regarding disability and the impact of disability on individual behavior. Primarily deals with blindness, deafness, orthopedic handicap, and epilepsy, and secondarily with cardiovascular disease, cancer, and diabetes. Units: 3 PSYCH 170T. Topics in Psychological Applications Applications of psychology; human factors; clinical psychology, learning applications, clinical quantitative, learning, creativity, computer, and other applied topics. (May include lab hours) Units: 2-5 PSYCH 171S. Community Mental Health Prerequisite: Psychology major or minor - Psych 10, 42, and 144 complete with a grade of C or higher; Non-Psychology Major permission of instructor. Treatment approaches and systems of support for substance use problems, mental health conditions, and trauma. Data based decision making to develop policies and evaluate programs. Students work in a community-based mental health organization. S sections include a service-learning requirement. (Formerly Psych 170T) Units: 4 Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring PSYCH 172. Applied Behavior Analysis Prerequisite: psychology major or minor status or permission of instructor. Introduction to the philosophy and research of applied behavior analysis. Includes the methods of research, basic principles, and applied techniques used in the field. Presents ethical and legal standards under which behavior analysts work. (Formerly Psych 170T) Units: 4 PSYCH 173. Environmental Psychology The scientific study of the effects of human behavior on the environment and the psychological effects of the environment on human behavior. Topics include issues related to overpopulation, pollution, urbanization, noise, and environmental disaster, as well as environmental policies and grass-roots movements worldwide. Units: 3-4 PSYCH 174. Introduction to Counseling (COUN 174 same as PSYCH 174.) An overview of basic counseling models, including psychoanalytic, behavioral, cognitive, and humanistic approaches. Includes a personal counseling experience. Units: 3 PSYCH 175. Family Counseling Theory and application of major counseling models. Family problems, relationships and systems. Application of child development principles, relevant communication theory and current research to therapy with couples, families, children, and groups. Units: 3 www.fresnostate.edu California State University, Fresno 2017-2018 CATALOG | 765 |
