It focuses on the physical, intellectual, social, emotional, and moral development at all levels. Focuses on a broad description of psychological disorders such as psychosis, neurosis, and personality problems. It is geared toward an understanding of the deeper level forces and adjustment problems that create mental and emotional stress. This course will prepare the student to recognize and deal with persons with mental dysfunctions. Focuses on skills that are critical in adapting to culturally diverse environments.
Learners explore the factors and qualities that influence cross-cultural effectiveness.
Provides a foundation of economic concepts and institutions so the students can apply economic thinking to their own decisions as consumers, employees and citizens in a market-oriented economic system. Focuses on the basic concepts of the intercultural discipline of sociology. Additional topics include demography, deviance, technology, environmental social issues, social change and social organization. Students analyze public policy issues relating to government, media, education, family and the workplace. They discuss how these issues are being changed by global, multicultural and technological trends.