PY 319 Theories of Personality (3 Hours)
A study of the main theories of personality structure, with consideration of the essential ingredients of healthy attitudes and behavior patterns.
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PY 321 Abnormal Behavior (3 Hours)
A study of the types, natures, and causes of abnormal behavior; the effects of maladaptive behavior on individuals, families, and communities; and methods of treatment.
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PY 307 Statistical Methods (3 Hours)
An introduction to statistical procedures. Topics include preparation and use of graphs and tables, measures of central tendency and dispersion, probability and sampling, and tests of significance and association.
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PY 411 Principles of Research (4 Hours)
An introduction to research in the behavioral sciences. Topics include problem definition and hypothesis formation; observation, definition, and measurement; design and control of basic types of experimental and quasiexperimental designs; and explanation and interpretation of results.
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PY 361 Marriage and the Family (3 Hours)
The ethics of family relationships, changing trends, and functions of the modern family are examined. An attempt is made to bring the student into contact with facts, principles, attitudes, and problems that are likely to play a part in marriage.
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PY 325 Developmental Psychology (3 Hours)
A study of current psychological theories relating to psychology development throughout the entire life span.
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PY 421 Counseling Skills (3 Hours)
This course acquaints the student with the practical applications of communication, helping skills, and counseling.
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PY 460 Experimental Psychology (3 Hours)
A survey course acquainting the student with the experimental analysis of behavior. The scientific method is used to investigate basic behavioral phenomena and principles. Students will also develop competence in reading, writing, and interpreting reports.
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RG 201 Dynamics of Christian Living (2 Hours)
This class is an introductory course exploring the realm of personal relationship with God and how to be a successful Christian witness. Classic scripture disciplines are studies to explain how to become a Christian and grow spiritually.
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PY 480 Seminar in Psychology (2 Hours)
In-depth examination of particular topics of current interest in the field of psychology. Critical evaluation of current research. The course also reviews the graduation admission and employment searching process.
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PY 371 Biological Psychology (3 Hours)
Physiological correlates of behavior, with special emphasis on the psychological and anatomy of the nervous system as a basis for relating behavior to its physiological components. The student will develop competence in the reading and interpreting of scientific reports and professional journals.
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PY 301 Social Psychology (3 Hours)
The study of group affiliations, group standards, social perceptions, and other social factors influencing the behavior of individuals and interaction among groups.
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PY 201 Psychology of Religion (3 Hours)
This course is a study of the psychological aspects of religion and an analysis of several systems in psychology from a Christian perspective, using the writings of Christian authors.
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