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Course title

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Introduction to Psychology

An overview of the scientific study of mind, behavior, and mental processes

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Social Psychology

The study of how individuals think, feel, and behave in social contexts and group settings.

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Introduction to Philosophy

Explores philosophical foundations that inform the study of mind and behavior.

 

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History and Theory of Psychology

A study of the origins, evolution, and key theoretical approaches in psychology

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Cognitive Psychology

The study of how the mind processes information and makes sense of the world.

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Developmental Psychology

The study of psychological growth and changes across the lifespan.

7

Personality and Individual Differences

The study of traits and characteristics that make each person unique.

8

Psychophysiology

The study of the relationship between physiological processes and psychological functions

9

Childhood and Adolescence Psychology

The study of psychological development and behavior from childhood through adolescence

10

Abnormal Psychology

The study of mental disorders and patterns of behaviour that deviate from the norm.

 

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Media Psychology

The study of how media and technology influence human thoughts, feelings, and behaviour.

12

Crisis Intervention

The study and practice of providing immediate support to individuals facing acute psychological distress.

13

Family Psychology

The study of family dynamics, relationships, and their impact on individual behavior and well-being.

14

Counseling Psychology

The study and practice of helping individuals manage personal, social, and emotional challenges.

15

Experimental Psychology

The study of behavior and mental processes through controlled scientific experiments.

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Clinical Psychology

The study and treatment of mental health disorders and psychological distress.

17

Environmental Psychology

he study of how physical environments influence human behavior and well-being.

18

Psychological Assessment

The study and application of tools to evaluate mental health, abilities, and personality.

19

Ethics & Professional Issues in Psychology

The study of ethical principles and professional standards guiding psychological practice and research.

20

Educational Psychology

The study of how people learn and the psychological principles that enhance teaching and learning.

21

Contemporary Issues in Psychology

The study of current trends, challenges, and debates in the field of psychology.

22

Psychopathology

The study of mental disorders, their symptoms, causes, and effects on behavior and functioning

23

Industrial and Organizational Psychology

The study of human behavior in workplaces to improve productivity, satisfaction, and organizational effectiveness.

24

Psychometrics I

An introduction to the theory and methods of measuring psychological traits, abilities, and behaviors.

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Psychology of Special Needs

The study of psychological development, challenges, and interventions for individuals with special needs.

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Positive Psychology

The study of human strengths, well-being, and factors that contribute to a fulfilling life.

27

Special Topics in Psychology

An in-depth study of emerging or focused areas in psychology beyond the standard curriculum.

28

Forensic Psychology

The study of the intersection between psychology and the legal system, including criminal behavior and legal processes.

29

Psychology of Creativity

The study of the mental processes and factors that foster creative thinking and innovation.

30

Psychometrics II

An introduction to the theory and methods of measuring psychological traits, abilities, and behaviors.

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Psychotherapy theory and techniques

The study of psychological methods and approaches used to treat mental and emotional disorders.

32

Psychology of Learning

The study of how individuals acquire, retain, and apply knowledge and skills

33

Field Practicum

Practical, supervised experience applying psychological theories and skills in real-world settings.