Students take part in demonstrations and gather data illustrating various social-psychological phenomena. LA Introduction to dynamics of normal and abnormal behavior, with special emphasis on causes, patterns, and dynamics of inefficient and inadequate behavior. Developmental changes and individual differences in cognitive skills are examined. Throughout the course, applications of cognitive research in fields such as law, education, and business are considered. Procedures used in evaluating such psychologically based interventions as DWI legislation, substance abuse, and corporate training programs are explored.
Students learn to apply knowledge and skills to real world research.
An examination of mental health services in England, the institutions, their political arrangements, and the basis of offering therapy. Visits to associated mental health care facilities and institutions in southeast England. Three courses in social sciences or equivalent. Offered only through the London Center. LA Introduction to the theories of disturbed family functioning and the use of general systems theory to produce change.