Courses

Exploration into modes of communication with self, others and environment; a study of verbal and nonverbal conveyances of meaning.

An exploration of the content analysis of dreams as a vehicle for personal growth. Classical theories (e.g., Freudian, Jungian, Gestalt) will be covered, as well as contemporary physiological, phenomenological, and cognitive theories. Emphasis will be placed on personal understanding of one's dreams as they relate to everyday life.

Gender-related perspectives on human psychology. Emphasis on helping men and women to re-examine their selfimages in the light of contemporary gender-based movements.

This course examines the psychosocial antecedents and consequences of health behaviors, with an emphasis on physical activity. This course will reinforce and extend students' knowledge of mental and emotional wellness, while examining the influence of physical activity on cognitive, mental, and emotional outcomes. Students will also learn and apply behavior change theories in various health promotion contexts, such as worksite wellness programs and health education campaigns.

An exploration of the dynamics involved in building an intimate relationship that is fulfilling to all parties. By way of definition the important aspects of a love relation are discussed.

This course examines the effect of psychological experiences on bio-physiological processes. Topics discussed include: Psychoneuroimmunology, state dependent learning, therapies (e.g., biofeedback, meditation, hypnosis, guided imagery, etc.), disciplines (e.g., yoga, tai chi, etc.), and philosophical conceptions of mind/body relations.

A study of myths and symbols in human expression.

This course provides an overview of the psychological theories and principles explaining human behavior in sport, with an emphasis on applying those theories and principles to diverse sport settings.

An advanced study of the equity and economic effects of government spending programs, taxes, and debt. This course provides students with the foundations of microeconomic analysis.

A study of the equity and economic effects of government spending programs, taxes, and debt. The course is primarily applied microeconomics.