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| HD 100 Studies of the Person |
3 s.h. |
This course investigates the concept of the fully functioning person through the study of theories of psychology and human development and the application of those theories to the self. Topical areas explored include theories of development, models of self-esteem, theories related to the self-actualizing process, stress management, transactional analysis, relationships and death and loss. Hours of class per week: 3.
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| HD 221 Human Relations & Group Dynamics |
3 s.h. |
| A course designed to assist students in acquiring knowledge and skills that enable them to communicate more effectively with other people, individually and in small groups. Learning activities include role-playing and human relations skill training exercises as well as film and lecture presentations on theories of interpersonal communication. Topics include obstacles to communication, attending behavior, listening skills, communication skills, conflict management, systems theory, gender differences, family dynamics, leadership, group roles, group norms and pressures. Hours of class per week: 3. | |
