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Psychology

Geneva’s psychology program is comprehensive, providing the content that students need to successfully enter into graduate school.  The academic curriculum combines theory and research with the methodology of experimental psychology, all within the context of a Christian understanding.

Geneva’s program is comprehensive, preparing students in the areas of human development, social psychology, statistics, experimental methods, motivation, abnormal psychology, psychotherapy, personality, biological bases, cognitive psychology and sensation and perception.  Additionally, seniors participate in seminar, which provides the opportunity to prepare for graduate school or professional careers.

Program Requirements:
PSY 201 Introduction to Psychology 3
PSY 202 Biological Bases of Behavior 3
PSY 205 Psychological Statistics 4
PSY 207 Lab Methods in Psychology 3
PSY 250 Life Span Development 3
PSY 260 Psychological Testing 3
PSY 313 Abnormal Psychology 3

PSY 325

PSY 404

Cognitive Psychology

Personality

3

3

PSY 408 Social Psychology 3
PSY 411 History and Theories 3

PSY 425

HSV 202

Senior Seminar - Pre-professional

Human Diversity

3

3

One of the following courses:
PSY 320 Conditioning and Learning 3
PSY 321 Sensation and Perception 3
PSY 324 Motivation 3
One of the following:
PSY 153 Organizational Behavior   3
PSY 251 Child Psychology  3
PSY 252  Adolescent Psychology 3
PSY 252 Adulthood and Aging  3