A course designed to provide the skills necessary to use currently existing computer software to analyze data encountered in the social sciences. The application of psychological findings and concepts to the industrial environment. Preq., PSYC 102 and junior standing. Survey of both normal and abnormal sexual behavior and selected techniques employed in sex therapy and counseling. Provides understanding of cognitive and psychosocial development in young, middle, and later adulthood.
Emphasis is on aging process and factors, which affect adult learning.
Exploration of one's personal values toward death and the grieving process, funeral customs and practices, counseling the terminally ill, and various customs of death. Graduate students should contact instructor for more specific criteria. Overview of psychology of sex roles including history, theory, methodology, sex differences, and implications for development, socialization, abnormal behavior, counseling and gender. An introduction to human relations factors in various work settings. Application to behavior change techniques in work settings.