Using a multitheoretical model of psychopathology, students explore basic contemporary and historical conceptions of abnormal behavior.
Using a multitheoretical model of psychopathology, students explore basic contemporary and historical conceptions of abnormal behavior.
They are introduced to the current classification system of mental disorders, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM-IV-TR), and consider its strengths and weaknesses in an increasingly complex field.
Psychodynamic, cognitive, humanistic, and sociocultural approaches to major Axis I and Axis II disorders are presented. The class employs critical thinking to examine current controversies over classification, assessment, and treatment of mental illness.
This course was formerly listed as NPSY3501. Do not take this course if you have previously taken NPSY3501; it is the same course and cannot be taken twice for credit.
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Covering the beginning of the field, how it is used today, and learning and discussing how psychology can help us better understand ourselves.
In this pathway, you will learn about different forms of mediation such as divorce, parent/child and employer/employee disputes. You will also explore techniques on how to mediate by focusing on the positive elements of conflict resolution.
Psychology is a fascinating field that focuses on the study of human behavior and the mind. The Psychology program at Ivy Tech prepares students to pursue a four-year degree in the subject.
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