Current enrollment in a college or university is not required to take college courses for credit. If you are enrolled in a college or university, contact your advisor to determine the applicability of Extended Studies courses to your degree plan. An introduction to fundamental concepts in psychology, this course emphasizes the physiological, social, and environmental determinants of behavior. Students who choose the computer version take chapter quizzes, get immediate feedback and study suggestions, chart their progress, and take a practice final examination, all on the computer. If you choose the computer-response version of the course, please indicate so on your enrollment form.
Students examine individual experience and behavior in relation to social stimulus situations.
This course surveys experimental work and reports on current problems. This course covers personality deviations and maladjustments with emphasis on clinical descriptions of abnormal behavior, etiological factors, manifestations, interpretations, and treatments. This course is a survey of psychological factors involved in drug use and an introduction to chemotherapy used in the treatment of mental illness.