We can use what we learn about the experiences of people who lived before us to help understand, if not solve, problems we face today. Though the modern world is quite different from the societies in which our ancestors lived, the knowledge of their accomplishments and failures is an important standard by which we can measure the quality of our own lives and the success of our social arrangements. The History program has established the following objectives it strives to accomplish through its curriculum. Historical Documents Library of Congress Psychology at Piedmont College Psychology Program Mission Statement Psychology is the science of behavior and mental processes. Environmental, experiential and physiological factors that influence behavior are all included within this area of study.
Psychology strives to understand why people behave as they do.
The psychology program has established the following educational objectives for its graduates. Understand basic psychological concepts 2. Conceptualize behavior from different theoretical viewpoints 3. Apply psychological concepts and principles to daily life 4. Understand the individual differences between people 5.