16 courses with the subject PS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
This course is an overview of the diverse field of psychology, and examines methods and concepts necessary for a basic understanding of human behavior and functioning. Topics include biology of behavior, perception, learning, memory, stress, psychological disorders, and social influence.
This course examines human development across the life span from conception to death. Emphasis is on physical, social, moral and cognitive development. Topics include theories of human development, nature vs. nurture issues, genetic 147
In this course, the history and nature of social psychology, small group processes, attitudes and attitude change, conformity, cooperation, authority, research situations and applications are examined in depth. Prerequisite: PS101 Introduction to Psychology.
This course examines the connection between the mind and the body with emphasis on how biological, psychological and social factors interact to affect the susceptibility to illness. Topics include the nature and causes of stress, relationships between stress and disease, the impact of beliefs on perceptions of health and recovery and stress management strategies. Students develop a personal plan for holistic health.
This course is an introduction to the study of maladaptive behavior and psychopathology. Emphasis is on the etiology, symptoms, and treatment of various psychological disorders in children, adolescents and adults. Biological, psycho-dynamic, behavioral, cognitive and multicultural perspectives of abnormal behavior are examined. Prerequisite: PS101 Introduction to Psychology.
This course explores drug and alcohol use, abuse and addiction in American society. Topics include historical perspectives, classifications of drugs and their effects, factors contributing to abuse and addiction, and prevention efforts. Intervention strategies, self -help support groups, and treatment options are also examined. Prerequisite: PS101 Introduction to Psychology.
This course is an overview of the aging process, with an emphasis on the later periods of life. Major theories of aging, stereotypes about aging and older adults, and changes in physical health, cognition, and social relationships are examined. There are opportunities for students to apply course material to everyday life in an effort to promote appreciation of the challenges and opportunities involved in the aging process. Prerequisite: PS101 Introduction to Psychology.
This course explores the interplay between culture and psychology, emphasizing the central role of culture, race, and ethnicity in the human condition. Students will examine how cultural factors shape individual and group experiences, influence psychological processes, and contribute to the understanding of human diversity. Prerequisite: PS105.
This course examines the major theorists and theories related to the development and dynamics of personality. Students will gain an understanding of the 148
This course explores the historical development of psychology as a discipline. Students will examine the theories, key figures, and major milestones from psychology’s philosophical roots to its contemporary status as a scientific field.
This course provides a comprehensive exploration of research methods used in the behavioral sciences including psychology, sociology, and related disciplines. Students will gain the skills and knowledge necessary for designing, conducting, and critically analyzing research in academic, professional, and real-world settings.
This course explores the relationship between biology and behavior, emphasizing the biological foundations of psychological processes. Students will gain an understanding of how the brain, including neural mechanisms, physiological processes, and genetic factors contribute to the various aspects of human behavior. Prerequisite: PS101.
This course provides an in-depth examination of psychological disorders affecting children and adolescents. Students will explore the etiology, assessment, and treatment of various psychopathological conditions within the context of developmental considerations. Prerequisites: PS102 and PS201.
This course will explore the multifaceted psychological impact of trauma on individuals, including the risk factors associated with trauma and psychological disorders. Students will gain an understanding of the various forms of trauma and the effect on mental health, cognition, and behavior. Prerequisite: PS201.
This course provides an in-depth exploration of cutting-edge and dynamic issues within the field of psychology. Designed for students with a foundational understanding of psychological principles, this course explores current research, theories, and applications shaping the ever-evolving landscape of psychology. The course employs a multidimensional approach to examine diverse perspectives and integrate various subfields, providing a comprehensive understanding of contemporary psychological issues. Prerequisite: PS304.
This course aims to empower students with a deeper understanding of human communication and foster the development of effective communication strategies applicable in both personal and professional arenas. Students will develop an understanding of the importance of communication competence by focusing on 149
Source: Manor College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
