54 courses with the subject PSYD, 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.
PSYD 600Introduction to Clinical Practice3
Introductory course that is part I of a two-course sequence orienting students to doctoral studies in clinical psychology and preparing them to enter practicum field placement experiences in year two. Topics include professional and career development, APA ethical guidelines, and self-reflection and evaluation skills. A core emphasis is on clinical interviewing strategies, administration of a mental status exam, and substance use and risk assessment. Students are introduced to principles of biopsychosociospiritual case conceptualization, including clinical diagnosis and broad treatment recommendations. Course activities include guided role-plays with corrective feedback, review of case studies/videos, and producing a written intake evaluation (history of present illness, social history, treatment history, mental status exam, case formulation, diagnosis, treatment recommendations) on a standardized clinical case. Throughout the course, attention is given to the integration of Christian Theology and Christian Worldview assumptions into the understanding and application of course content.
Prerequisite: Statistics with a score of 3 and General Psychology with a score of 3 and Abnormal Psych/Psychopathology with a score of 3 and PersnPsych/Theor Psychotherapy with a score of 3 and Physiological Psych with a score of 3 and Trad "ScientifcSubdisciplines" with a score of 3
Prerequisite: Statistics with a score of 3 and General Psychology with a score of 3 and Abnormal Psych/Psychopathology with a score of 3 and PersnPsych/Theor Psychotherapy with a score of 3 and Physiological Psych with a score of 3 and Trad "ScientifcSubdisciplines" with a score of 3
Prerequisite: Statistics with a score of 3 and General Psychology with a score of 3 and Abnormal Psych/Psychopathology with a score of 3 and PersnPsych/Theor Psychotherapy with a score of 3 and Physiological Psych with a score of 3 and Trad "ScientifcSubdisciplines" with a score of 3
This course examines the historical and philosophical perspectives and antecedents of modern psychology. It explores the epistemological bases of psychological thought and how they have informed the field of applied psychology. Schools of thought (e.g. psychodynamic, behavioral, humanistic, and existential) are examined, with attention to different research modes of inquiry and evidence, and to different views of human nature, the self and social context.
A rigorous examination of the spectrum of methods available for research in the clinical domain, ranging from basic to applied, and including descriptive, traditional experimental research, sampling techniques, and strategies used in evaluating the effectiveness of intervention programs in a variety of mental health settings. An emphasis is given to developing an advance understanding, identifying, and controlling for threats to internal and external validity.
This course provides an overall introduction to psychopathology and diagnostic clinical work with children and adolescents. It includes an overview of classification, the context of normal development, diagnostic procedures and techniques, issues of culture and diversity in regard to assessment and diagnosis, as well as some of the biological underpinnings of psychological development (genetics, temperament, etc.).
Prerequisite: Statistics with a score of 3 and General Psychology with a score of 3 and Abnormal Psych/Psychopathology with a score of 3 and PersnPsych/Theor Psychotherapy with a score of 3 and Physiological Psych with a score of 3 and Trad "ScientifcSubdisciplines" with a score of 3
Concepts and techniques involved in the analysis and interpretation of clinical and research data pertaining to the field of psychology. Review of key concepts and strategies involved in using SPSS as well as analyzing and interpreting descriptive and inferential statistics. Major topics include correlation, multiple regression, tests of significance in both analysis of variance and covariance. Special emphasis is placed on interpreting research outcome data using concepts of statistical significance versus clinical significance, interpretation of effect sizes, remission rates, response rates, dropout rates, relapse rates, and number needed to treat (NNT) to remission indices.
More advanced statistical concepts are covered with an emphasis on properly analyzing and interpreting scientific studies involving hierarchical linear modeling (HLM), more advanced multiple regression techniques (stepwise, simultaneous, hierarchical), mediation, moderation and conditional process analysis as well as structural equation modeling.
Prerequisite: Statistics with a score of 3 and General Psychology with a score of 3 and Abnormal Psych/Psychopathology with a score of 3 and PersnPsych/Theor Psychotherapy with a score of 3 and Physiological Psych with a score of 3 and Trad "ScientifcSubdisciplines" with a score of 3
The Multicultural Psychology course has been designed to engage students in learning about the psychological foundations of the influences and effects of culture and society on individuals and groups, and their interactions. Students will learn about culture and society’s potential impacts on the experience and management of similarity and difference in the therapeutic relationship, in clinical assessment, in research practices, in everyday life, and on the interpretation of empirical data. The course consists of an academic and an experiential component in order to provide exposure to the knowledge and self‐ and other‐ awareness that facilitates multicultural competence. Students will learn to place in psychological context American and cross‐cultural experience, multiculturalism and diversity, and individual differences within and amongst people.
An overview of some of the major theories, concepts, and research topics in social psychology. The social aspects of the individual's behavior are studied along with the application of social psychology to professional practice and organizational consultation and development.
PSYD 708Ethics and Professional Issues in Clinical Psychology3
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805 and PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815
PSYD 735Cognitive and Affective Bases of Behavior3
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805 and PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
PSYD 745Evidence Based Psychotherapy for Children3
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805 and PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815
PSYD 755Applied Theology for Clinical Psychologists3
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805 and PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815
Prerequisite: PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805 and PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
PSYD 805Psychological Assessment I: Cognitive and Intellectual Assessment3
Introduction to assessment principles and approaches. Administration, scoring, and interpretation of intellectual, cognitive, and neuropsychological measures. Introduction to integrated report writing.
PSYD 810Psychological Assessment II: Personality Assessment: Objective and Projective Methods3
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
PSYD 820Psychopharmacology in Clinical Psychology3
Introduction to pharmacology with emphasis on drugs that act on the nervous system. Absorption distribution and biotransformation of drugs. Drug receptors, site and mechanism of action.
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805 and PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815 and PSYD 715 and PSYD 735 and PSYD 750 and PSYD 755 and PSYD 797 and PSYD 889 and PSYD 898
This course reviews the development, planning, and process of supervision and consultation. Models and theories of supervision and current consultation practices will be reviewed. The student will become acquainted with theory and research on consultation practices and supervision and will engage in experiential learning of supervision and consultation skills.
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805 and PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815 and PSYD 715 and PSYD 735 and PSYD 750 and PSYD 755 and PSYD 797 and PSYD 889 and PSYD 898
PSYD 831Clinical Interventions for Depressive Disorders3
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805 and PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805
This class explores the theory and practice of psychodynamic psychotherapy, including analytic, object relations, and self-psychologies. Major theorists, interventions, techniques, and assessment strategies are critically appraised; and process and outcome research related to these approaches is critically examined.
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 715 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 750 and PSYD 755 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 797 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 805 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815 and PSYD 898
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805 and PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815 and PSYD 715 and PSYD 750 and PSYD 755 and PSYD 797 and PSYD 888 and PSYD 898
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805 and PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815 and PSYD 715 and PSYD 750 and PSYD 755 and PSYD 797 and PSYD 889 and PSYD 898 and PSYD 820 and PSYD 825 and PSYD 830 and PSYD 970 and PSYD 997 and PSYD 998
Prerequisite: PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805 and PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815
Prerequisite: PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805 and PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 805 and PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815 and PSYD 715 and PSYD 735 and PSYD 750 and PSYD 755 and PSYD 797 and PSYD 889 and PSYD 898
Prerequisite: PSYD 600 and PSYD 601 and PSYD 605 and PSYD 610 and PSYD 615 and PSYD 700 and PSYD 701 and PSYD 702 and PSYD 703 and PSYD 704 and PSYD 705 and PSYD 706 and PSYD 707 and PSYD 708 and PSYD 709 and PSYD 710 and PSYD 715 and PSYD 735 and PSYD 740 and PSYD 745 and PSYD 750 and PSYD 755 and PSYD 770 and PSYD 796 and PSYD 797 and PSYD 798 and PSYD 805 and PSYD 810 and PSYD 815 and PSYD 820 and PSYD 825 and PSYD 830 and PSYD 898 and PSYD 970 and PSYD 997 and PSYD 998 and PSYD 889 and PSYD 890
