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Victory University 2012-2013 Academic Catalog

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An examination of the physical, intellectual, social, emotional, personality, and spiritual<br />

development of adolescents. Diagnosis and treatment of adolescent psychopathology are also<br />

emphasized. Prerequisites: PS-1100 and PS-2223. Psych elective.<br />

PS-3033 PSYCHOLOGICAL STATISTICS (3 SEMESTER HOURS)<br />

An introduction to theory and techniques of descriptive and inferential statistics in<br />

experimental psychology. Students will be introduced to statistical theory, hypothesis testing,<br />

and basic research design as well as to a variety of statistical tests including z-tests, t-tests,<br />

ANOVA, Chi Square, correlation, regression, and others. Applications of statistics to quantitative<br />

psychological research will be emphasized. Prerequisites: PS-1100, PS-2223 and MA-2044.<br />

(NOTE: PS-3033 Psychological Statistics is, in part, a continuation of information presented in<br />

PS-2223, must be taken after the student completes PS-2223, and must be taken within the<br />

same academic calendar year as PS-2223. EXAMPLE: Fall 16-week semester student takes PS-<br />

2223; Spring 16-week semester, student takes PS-3033). 16-week format only.<br />

PS-3101 * PSYCHOLOGY OF MUSIC (3 SEMESTER HOURS)<br />

An introduction to the field of psychology through the vantage point of the psychology of<br />

music, this course will examine the intersection of music, psychology, and neuroscience.<br />

Balancing scientific and artistic perspectives, the Psychology of Music course provides an<br />

overview to, and critical analysis of, the major issues in music cognition. Topics include: How<br />

humans perceive music, links between music and emotion, modern neuro-imaging techniques<br />

and what they tell us about music’s effects on the brain, psychological processes involved in<br />

imaging, composing and performing music; and potential cognitive benefits of musical<br />

engagement with an emphasis on social science topics in psychology. Technology requirements:<br />

Computer and internet access are required for this course to listen to sound files and view<br />

videos. The ability to record and upload videos with sound is also required. Prerequisites: PS<br />

1100 and HU 2301. Psych elective. Offered Fall. * Cross-Listed with HU 3101<br />

PS-3113 PSYCHOLOGY OF PERSONALITY (3 SEMESTER HOURS)<br />

An introduction to the development, structure and functioning of the personality. Areas of<br />

study include psychoanalytic, behavioral, humanistic, and trait theories as well as Christian<br />

approaches to personality. Prerequisites: PS-1100 and PS-2223. (NOTE: PS-3033 can be taken as<br />

a co-requisite.)<br />

PS-3213 PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT (3 SEMESTER HOURS)<br />

An introduction to group and individual psychological assessment theory including tests of<br />

personality, mental ability, academic ability and individual interests. Test construction theory,<br />

statistical considerations, test administration procedures and interpretation will be introduced.<br />

Prerequisites: PS-1100 and PS-2223. (NOTE: PS-3033 can be taken as a co-requisite.) Psych<br />

elective.<br />

PS-3800 * PASTORAL COUNSELING (3 SEMESTER HOURS)<br />

220

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