Principles and practical application of behavior modification techniques in a wide variety of settings: school, home, medical and business. Especially appropriate for non-psychology majors.
This course provides an overview of the principles and interventions of contemporary behavior therapy approaches, as well as in-depth examination of selected cognitive and cognitive-behavioral therapies. Theoretical foundations and empirical findings of these approaches are reviewed, and an emphasis is placed upon the application of this knowledge to various behavioral and psychological problems and disorders. Students must take EXP 4404 or equivalent, or have an undergraduate degree in Psychology before enrolling in this course.
Application of psychological expertise to problems in medicine. Emphasis primarily on role of behavioral principles and techniques in the treatment of medically related complaints and traditional psychosomatic disorders.