Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (120 units)
- Be familiar with the major theoretical approaches, findings and historical trends in psychology.
- Recognize, understand the strengths and weaknesses of, and be able to use, major research methods in psychology, including study design, data analysis and interpretation
- Be able to apply principles and concepts of psychology at the personal, social and organizational level in an ethically and socially responsible way.
- Demonstrate information competence and the ability to use software and other technology in scientific inquiry and communication.
- Use and respect skeptical inquiry, critical thinking, and the scientific approach to understanding behavior
- Recognize the complex influences of biology, culture, and environment on individual differences.
- Be able to communicate effectively orally and in writing.
- Understand themselves and others in a cultural context and develop interpersonal skills for diverse settings over the lifespan.
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