PSL 601
Professional Counseling Skills
Psychology · Faculty of Humanities · 3 credits
Description
The course provides practical gaining competence in critical evaluation of published research, this course will provide training in the application of research techniques to problems in psychology and human services. Quantitative and qualitative research design, conducting, reporting, and analyzing assessments, and program evaluation will be covered. Degree Requirements (36 credits) Core Courses Graduate Courses: Psychology explores theoretical areas of learning and cognition, including cognitive psychology, memory, information processing, attention, problem solving, learning strategies, and reinforcing as well as the design of classroom learning situations. MASTER DEGRE PSL