19 courses with the subject GPSY, 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.
GPSY 500Contemporary Psychology (3) Historical development, current state, and emerging trends of psychology
both as a profession and scientific discipline. An orientation is provided to the program to graduate study in the field, and to ethics in psychology. The integration of Christianity and contemporary psychology will be examined. GPSY 510 Statistics I (3) Statistical methods and their application to psychological research. Surveys the collection, organization and analysis of data utilizing hypothesis testing. Evaluates various frequency distributions and measures of central tendency. An emphasis will be placed on the application of correlational and one-way ANOVA techniques. GPSY 511 Statistics II (3) Continued graduate instruction in statistical methods and their application to psychological research with a particular emphasis on Multivariate ANOVA techniques. Prerequisite: GPSY 510. GPSY 512 Statistics III (3) Final course in the statistics sequence will emphasize the application of Multiple Regression and Path Analysis to psychological research. Prerequisite: GPSY 511.
GPSY 517Social Psychology (3) Major theories, issues, data and research methodologies in social psychology
Current research literature on social perception, prejudice, helping behavior, and social conformity. GPSY 518 Thesis Proposal (1) Develop a proposal for a thesis project with supervision by a faculty thesis committee. Pass/No Pass.
psychology. Attention and perception, consciousness, thinking and reasoning, memory, language, and motivational factors in human and animal functioning.
GPSY 550Health Psychology (3) Relationship between psychological factors and medical illnesses, wellness
promotion, stress management, coping and other aspects of the psychology of health and illness. The evolving role of psychology in applied research and practice in health settings. GPSY 552 Psychology of Religion (3) Analyzes and evaluates the contributions of psychology to the understanding of religious experiences. Surveys the theory and research of the field of psychology of religions and reviews the spectrum of major world religions.
GPSY 551Multicultural Psychology (3) Globally focused course designed to expand personal and professional
attitudes, knowledge and skills in working with people in our contemporary, pluralistic society. Multiple areas of diversity are explored as are the intersection between these areas. The relationship of Christianity to multiculturalism and issues of diversity will be considered throughout these explorations. GPSY 552 Psychology of Religion (3) Analyzes and evaluates the contributions of psychology to the understanding of religious experiences. Surveys the theory and research of the field of psychology of religions and reviews the School of Divinity Page 176
GPSY 599A& B Thesis I & Thesis II (each) Conduct, write and successfully defend a thesis in3
psychology under the supervision of a faculty committee. Students register for two consecutive terms and must take both courses. Prerequisites: GPSY 513 and successful proposal of the thesis project. Pass/No Pass.
GPSY 599CThesis Continuation (3) For those who need additional time to successfully complete and defend their
Thesis Project. Repeatable for credit. Prerequisites: GPSY 599A and GPSY 599B. Pass/No Pass. GPSY 605 Cyberpsychology (3) Application of psychological theory, methods and research findings to the study of behavior in the context of human-technology interaction. M.A. in Human Services HSC 500 Foundations of Human Services (3) A review of human services fields and career identities. The impact of worldviews on the relationship between human service workers and those they serve is examined. Attention is given to ethical, spiritual, and other considerations for those seeking to be effective change agents for the good of others.
