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PSYC 1215 — General Psychology

3 credits · 3 hours

| Lecture General Psychology provides an introduction to the field of psychology through an overview of: the history of psychology; research methods; major theoretical perspectives; biological bases of mental processes and behavior; sensation and perception; learning and conditioning; memory; language; thought and intelligence; motivation and emotion; human development; social bases of behavior; personality; psychological testing; psychological disorders; and the treatment of psychological disorders. Critical t hinking, an understanding of/appreciation for diversity and myriad sociocultural and environmental factors that influence mental processes and behavior, as well as application of concepts/theories to better understand oneself and others in diverse settings are emphasized. Prerequisities: ENGL 0200, READ 0100 MNTC Goal Area(s): 05

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