1967-1968 Academic Catalog

EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY 59 REQUIREMENTS FOR A MINOR IN PSYCHOLOGY. Twenty-four quarter hours in Psychology. B. PSYCHOLOGY 160 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY Designed to provide an introductory understanding of the history, principles, and practices of psychology. Three credit hours 260 HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT Prerequisite: Psychology 160 An analysis of physiological and psychological development, emphasizing the years from birth through adolescence. Observations and case studies re– quired. Five credit hours 261 PSYCHOLOGY OF ADJUSTMENT Prerequisite: Psychology 160 A theoretical approach to problems of adjustment and maladjustment with special reference to defense mechanisms, frustration, and motivational con– flict in normal and abnormal behavior. Four credit hours 262 PSYCHOLOGICAL STATISTICS Prerequisite: Psychology 160 Emphasizes knowledge of statistical procedures commonly used in psy– chology and the computation and interpretation of various types of data. 362 PSYCHOLOGY OF PERSONALITY Prerequisite: Psychology 261 Four credit hours Emphasizes the theories and dynamics of personality. Emphasis is placed on a Bibliocentric view of personality. Four credit hours 365 PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING Prerequisite: Psychology 262 Concepts and theories of learning with emphasis placed on personal ap- plications of accepted procedures. Four credit hours 460 INDEPENDENT STUDY IN PSYCHOLOGY Prerequisite: Twelve quarter hours of Psychology and permission of instructor Extensive research in areas of psychology of interest and usefulness to the student. One to four credit hours 463 PSYCHOLOGY OF COUNSELING Prerequisite: Psychology 362 An introductory course emphasizing the underlying philosopl].ies, cur- rent theories, and accepted procedures of ·counseling. Four credit hours .