The research project must be completed no later than July 1 for summer graduation, November 15 for fall graduation, or April 15 for spring graduation. Each student is assigned a faculty advisor who is the director of that student s program. The student is to meet with the advisor at the beginning of enrollment and prior to registration thereafter to design an individualized program of courses, field experiences, etc. A minimum of 45 credits are required for the clinical degree and 40 for the general psychology degree. Each student is required to take all the courses listed in Group A. d.
Emphasis is placed on cognitive processes, personality, and mental health.
Basic principles and sequences in human development. An introductory course aimed at increasing one s understanding of the nature and basis of drug influence on behavior. Such understanding is essential for the development of rational chemical therapies for mental disorders as well as for dealing with the persistent problem of drug abuse. This course presumes the student has only minimal scientific background in physiology, anatomy, biochemistry, pharmacology, and related subjects. A summary of the methods and theoretical and empirical foundations of the involvement of psychology in the design of management systems in business and industry.