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PSYCH 270P
Compulsive Gambling And Other Addictions
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Course will focus on compulsive gambling and the psychology of addiction. Alcohol, drug, food and sex addiction will also be explored. After attending this course, the student will be able to understand the problem gambling continuum, the phases of the problem gambler and how this addiction affects the family.
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Credits: 3 hours
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PSYCH 407P
Developmental Disabilities And Community Life
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Focus is on developmental disabilities in community life and interdisciplinary process as a means of coordinating services and supports in community settings. Students will learn about specific disciplines and professions and how they must work together in the community. Topics include the State developmental disabilities network and service system, the principles of person-centered planning, the effects of severe disability on families, and the dynamics surrounding community inclusion of persons with severe disabilities.
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Credits: 4 hours
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PSYCH 418
Brain and Behavior I
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Introduction to the neural bases of human behavior, including movement, learning and memory, sensation and perception, emotion, cognition, psychological, and neurological disorders. Prerequisite: PSYCH 302WI.
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Credits: 3 hours
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PSYCH 490P
Perceptions & Images Of Disabilities In Literature And Film
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This course combines classroom discussion of selected films and literature and independent study. Students will study films and selections from literature to develop an understanding and awareness of the social, economic and political aspects of disability as conveyed through popular culture. Students will also apply research, observation and writing skills to gain awareness and insights regarding disabilities, through working on an individual or team project. The project will further the understanding of disabilities and how various social, psychological and environmental conditions may affect people with disabilities and their families.
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Credits: 4 hours
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