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PY370 Personality Psychology

4 credit(s)
Personality psychology examines the question, “What does it mean to be a person?” This course includes historical ways in which we have tried to understand human persons. Classical personality theories including psychodynamic, cognitive, behavioral, trait and humanistic/existential are studied and evaluated. Contemporary research in personality areas such as attachment, temperament, the big five traits, and psychological well-being is studied and integrated with historical and classical approaches. Prerequisites: PY111  and PY220 .


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