PSYC.6750 Seminar in Health Psychology

Id: 039253 Credits: 3-3

Description

This course focuses on the application of psychological principals to the subspecialty of health psychology. Students will learn about the major topics in health psychology, including health behaviors, stress and health, health moderators, and prevention. Students will be exposed to psychological theories and research methodologies used in health psychology, and to current literature in the field.

Prerequisites

Pre-Req: Graduate status and previous coursework in community psychology and research methods strongly recommended.

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