PSYC 102: Psychology of Adjustment

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Class Program

Psychology

Credits

Clinical Hours None

Weekly Contact Hours

Course ID

091952

Meets Degree Requirements For

Social Science

Description

A study of psychological adjustment, personal growth and personality. These factors are examined from various psychological orientations with applications and insight into one's own life, relationships and environmental situations. This course is not to be used in place of formal counseling. This course will not serve as a prerequisite for more advanced psychology courses.

Grading Basis

Graded

Course Learning Outcomes

Demonstrate orally and in writing understanding of the various facets of adjustment through description and critical evaluation.

Appropriately apply the various facets of growth and developments into their personal lives and effectively communicate applications as it relates to growth.

Apply theoretical and research findings relating to both adjustment and maladjustment to real world examples and problems beyond their own lives.

Core Topics

Adjustment
Growth
Stress & coping
The Self
Gender
Social/emotional/cognitive functioning
Personality
Relationships
Communication
Careers & Work
Psychological Disorders (optional)
Therapy (optional)