Psychology

Catalog description

Integrative examination of foundations and contemporary issues in the cognitive, affective, and social bases of psychological science. Review of the historical development of psychological theories and research in cognitive, affective, and social aspects of behavior, and examination of recent developments and contemporary trends in these areas. Topics include mood, emotion, and emotion regulation, memory, attention, perception, decision-making, group relations, attributions, discrimination, and attitudes. Prerequisite: Graduate standing in clinical or counseling psychology, or consent of instructor.