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The major in Psychology is intended to acquaint students with the scientific field of knowledge of human and animal behavior and the research methods by which such knowledge is acquired. The student develops research and measurement skills, knowledge of ethics, interpersonal skills and communication skills in addition to an understanding of the developmental and other processes that explain human behavior. The person who majors in psychology is generally prepared for a wide variety of roles, including mental health technician, research assistant, parent, teacher, human services provider, personnel administrator, statistical assistant and graduate student in psychology or other professional areas.

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OPTIONAL MAJORS IN THIS DEPT.: Psychology and Psychiatric Rehabilitation

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GENERAL EDUCATION

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MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
COURSES WITHIN PROGRAM(S) REQUIRED FOR ACADEMIC MAJOR(S)
Psy 3200	Psychological Statistics	3
Psy 3310	Psychology of Learning	3
Psy 3320	Theories of Personality	3
Psy 4200	Psychological Tests and Measurements	3
Psy 4230	Experimental Psychology	4
Psy 4940	Seminar: Issues in Contemporary Psychology	3