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Psychology

Grades 9-12
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Credit: .5

Term: 1 Semester

Subject Type: Elective

Prerequisite(s):

NCAA Approved Dual Credit Eligible

Explore how thoughts, emotions, and behavior shape the human experience. This one-semester course introduces students to foundational theories in psychology and challenges them to observe, analyze, and reflect on the many factors that influence how people think and act.

In this course, students will learn:

  • Psychological Theories
  • Brain Function & Behavior
  • Development & Cognition
  • Abnormal Psychology

Through interactive lessons and observational projects, students apply key psychological concepts to real-world situations. This course is ideal for students interested in human behavior, mental health, or social sciences—and serves as a strong foundation for future study in psychology or related fields.

*This course may be eligible for dual credit course swap. Contact your educational coordinator for details.

Course Overview
  • Unit 1: Introduction and Methods
  • Unit 2: Biopsychosocial Psychology
  • Unit 3: Developmental Psychology
  • Unit 4: Cognitive Psychology
  • Unit 5: Abnormal and Group Behavior
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