PSYC 270 — Abnormal Psychology

3 credits · 3 hours

A survey of the classification, symptoms, and etiology of psychological disorders. This class focuses on the entire range and scope of human behavior, including theoretical, etiological, epidemiological, and phenomenological approaches to mental illness. It is intended that the student increases their understanding of psychopathology in general and learn more about basic psychological disorders. The course will also explore the aspects of social consequences and treatment options offered in the past and at the current time.

Part of

• Liberal Arts (AS)
• Liberal Arts (AA)
• North Dakota University System GERTA
• General Education Requirements - Associate of Science (AS) and Associate of Arts (AA)
• General Education - AAS Degree
• Liberal Arts (Agriculture)
• Liberal Arts (Biology)
• Liberal Arts (Business Administration)
• Liberal Arts (Chemistry)
• Liberal Arts (Early Childhood Education)
• Liberal Arts (Economics)
• Liberal Arts (Elementary Education)
• Liberal Arts (English)
• Liberal Arts (Marketing & Management)
• Liberal Arts (Mathematics)
• Liberal Arts (Natural Resource Management)
• Liberal Arts (Pharmacy)
• Liberal Arts (Pre-Engineering)
• Liberal Arts (Psychology)
• Liberal Arts (Secondary Education)
• Liberal Arts (Social Science)
• Liberal Arts (Special Education)
• Liberal Arts (Veterinary Science)
• Liberal Arts (Wildlife Management)
• Paraprofessional Education Early Childhood AAS
• Paraprofessional Education K-12 AAS
• Certificate in College Studies

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