Applied Human Behavior
AHBY 365 - Environmental And Biological Foundations Of Human Behavior
Description: Analysis of behavioral theories with special regards to their relevance to individuals, families, groups, organization, institutions and communities; and the consideration of social, cultural and economic factors affecting human behavior. This course engages students in a dynamic understanding of the biological basis for our decision making, substance use, and mental health, learning and loving patterns. Students will explore the important role of the nervous system as well as how each area of the brain functions and impacts our daily lives. Course content will also explore the societal impact of the medical model and use of psychopharmacology on adults in industrialized countries. Letter grade only.
Units:
4
Sections offered:
Fall 2024
Requirement Designation:
Prerequisite: ENGY 102, AHBY 220, and AHBY 260 or AHBY 265 and Corequisite: AHBY 350