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Nov 14, 2024
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PSY 102 - Psychology of Personal and Social Adjustment Credits: 3 Description Study and analysis of effective psychological coping and adjustment strategies in both personal and diverse social contexts.
Student Learning Outcomes
- Define and discuss terminology and basic concepts of psychological adjustment, personal/social development and effective coping strategies.
- Assess effective/ineffective psychological coping skills in diverse personal and social situations, such as communication, problem solving, stress management, behavioral analysis, cognitive restructuring, time management and goal setting.
- Compare and contrast the effects of functional/dysfunctional behaviors and relationships, such as in friendships, families, jobs, romantic/sexual relationships, significant others and marriage.
- Create personal plan(s) to enhance personal and social well-being, adjustment, happiness, relationships, coping skills, quality of life and reduce dysfunctional behaviors or social relationships.
- Evaluate the results and revise personal/social adjustment plan(s) based on effectiveness.
Prerequisite: None Corequisite: None Graded: Letter Grade
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