SBS 3340 - Topics in Psychology

Credits: 3

This junior-level course explores various aspects of psychology as a field of study. The course content varies, allowing students to explore specific aspects of psychology with greater depth and mastery. Upon successful completion of the course, students demonstrate greater understanding of psychology and a greater capacity to engage with anthropological texts.

Prerequisites: EN 1110 - Composition I

Course Learning Outcomes:

Understand the biology of the brain and human systems involved in perception, feelings, and behavior.
Understand biological, environmental, internal, and external bases for human behaviors.
Understand the various theories of personality and human behavior such as: behavioral, social, cognitive, humanistic, and biological.
Understand other influences on human behavior such as motivation, emotion, and social groups. Analyze theoretical texts and case studies.
Understand theoretical texts and case studies.

SBS 3340 Course Learning Outcome Rubric