Psychological disorders are characterized by disturbances in emotion, cognition, or behavior associated with impaired functioning and/or excessive (non-normative) distress. This course will review the historical/contemporary context for diagnosing, the scientific principles for studying/treating disorder, the criteria-sets associated with identifying disorders, as well as the the social, biological, individual and cultural/environmental factors that are believed to influence the development (or perception) of disorder.
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Fall 2026 · 10 sections
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7Class #40149
Days & timeTime not publishedSep 1 – Dec 17
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InstructorHuang, Leslie
10Class #40150
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InstructorEvans, Abigail
8Class #40151
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InstructorGyongyosi, Emily
9Class #40152
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InstructorPanna, Victoria
5Class #40153
Days & timeTime not publishedOct 27 – Dec 21
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InstructorGilmartin, Caitlin
3Class #40303
Days & timeTu Th · 2:00 – 3:15 PMSep 1 – Dec 17
LocationRobinson Hall 201B
InstructorHaugh, Jim
1Class #40304
Days & timeMo We · 11:00 AM – 12:15 PMSep 1 – Dec 17