This minor is for non-Psychology majors who desire an introductory exposure to therapeutic psychology. It is especially suited for individuals who plan to enter careers in social services, for example, ministry, nursing, medicine, or social work. This psychology-business major is designed for those who wish to enter the job market in fields of management, personnel, and research at the Bachelor of Arts level. Offered jointly by the Departments of Psychology and Accountancy, Business, and Economics. Colloquium, lectures, and small group laboratory experiences will be used.
Enrollment is restricted to freshmen.
Others should take Psychology 103 . Topics include biological correlates of behavior, learning, cognition, emotion, motivation, personality, assessment, development, psycho-pathology, treatment, and social psychology. Career Exploration Students are placed in local mental health or social service agencies to obtain direct exposure in the field. The goal is to help them evaluate their career options and direction. May be repeated up to six units.