This concentration includes courses that apply psychology to understanding how people learn in various settings. This would be of interest to students who plan to work as providers of educational services in business, industry, health or school-related settings. There are many graduate programs that offer specific training in areas such as testing, program evaluation, educational research, as well as more learning-oriented areas such as cognition and/or neuropsychology.
Requirements:
| PSY 1400 |
Child Development |
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| PSY 2070 |
Motivation |
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| PSY 2161 |
Educational Psychology |
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| PSY 2200 |
Behavior Disorders of Children |
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| PSY 2250 |
Psychology of Family Life |
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| PSY 2500 |
Behavior Change: Theory and Practice |
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| PSY 3020 |
Psychological Tests |
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| PSY 3100 |
Psychology of Learning |
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Associated courses which students are encouraged to consider:
| PSY 3400 |
Peer Teaching |
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| ED 3980 |
Philosophies of Learning |
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| SOC/ED 2162 |
Sociology of Education |
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