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Psychology
- Degrees/Certificates Offered: See Below
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- School: Social/Behavioral Sciences and Multicultural Studies
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Degrees/Certificates
Associate in Arts
Student Learning Outcomes
Students who complete the Psychology Program will be able to:
- Analyze problems and information related to human behavior and mental processes using the scientific approach, and apply psychological concepts and theories to the understanding of diverse personal and social issues.
- Be familiar with the sub-fields of psychology and articulate similarities and differences among people as they relate to the nature of the discipline.
- Compare and contrast the different research methods used by psychologists as a scientific discipline.
- Articulate/demonstrate ideas related to human behavior and mental processes in writing and/or speaking or by other modes of communication.