Courses

This course examines principles of motivation within the organization. Students will look at theories of motivation, examine the relationships between the leader and follower, and will strive to find solutions to organizational behavior problems.

This course examines principles of motivation within the organization. Students will look at theories of motivation, examine the relationships between the leader and follower, and will strive to find solutions to organizational behavior problems.

From Hercules to Achilles, to Odysseus, and from Oedipus Rex to Medea, myths of the ancient Greek world are as popular today as they were thousands of years ago. Why do we re-tell those ancient myths today? What makes something a myth? What’s the difference between a myth and a story? How did scholars try to explain the origin and function of myths? Do we produce myths today?

This course examines the multifaceted concepts of national identity, exploring how nations define themselves through shared history, culture, language, and values. Students will delve into theoretical frameworks from key thinkers and analyze the interplay between nationalism and identity formation in various contexts.

A study of theories of criminal behavior and delinquent behavior.

This course is the study of the theories and concepts of individual leaders and group behaviors within organizations. The course examines important behavioral processes, including learning, perception, attitudinal structuring, values, motivation, communication, conflict, quality, and social reinforcement. Emphasis is placed on the relationship of these processes to individual and group performance and their impli- Prereqcations for leadership and decision-making.

Critical analysis of major theories and systems of personality.

A critical analysis of major theories and systems of personality.

This course will provide an overview of Personality Psychology, including the prevailing the way that they are, the factors that shape personality, and the forces that help people to identify and explain personality characteristics and their functions in a person’s

This course is designed to give students an introduction to personality theorists who represent psychoanalytic, lifespan, trait, humanistic, cognitive, behavioral, and social- learning approaches, while demonstrating the influence of historical events on the development of their theories.