PSY 150. Principles of Human Behavior
Designed to give students an understanding and appreciation of the scientific approach to human behavior, thought and action, and to provide the basic conceptual framework for studying the cognitive, emotional and social aspects of human activity. Students are required to spend approximately 2.5 hours during the term in research-related activities. (Available for General Education, Social Sciences.)
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Graduate Programs at CSUN in Related Fields
- CSUN school counseling, MFT, school psychology, college counseling
- Post-Master's program in behavior analysis
- CSUN social work
- CSUN general experimental, clinical psychology
- CSUN family studies
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- Community & Social Service Occupations (including Marriage & Family Therapists, Social Workers, etc.)
- Life, Physical, & Social Science Occupations (including Clinical & School Psychologists)
- Healthcare Practitioner and Technical Occupations (including Psychiatry)