Undergraduate level courses
PSYCH 4600 (General Psychopathology). This survey course is designed to provide research-based historical, descriptive and conceptual information on the more clinically common forms of adult psychopathology. In addition, students will be introduced to social-psychological factors that can contribute to the development and maintenance of psychopathology.
PSYCH 4250x (The Science of Psychotherapy). This course is designed to provide undergraduate students with a basic understanding of the research demonstrating the effectiveness of psychotherapy. Chiefly, models of outcome research in psychotherapy (e.g., common factors), research conducted to evaluate outcome in psychotherapy (e.g., historical and current findings, strengths and weakness of various methodologies), as well as a general understanding of how certain factors can affect the process and outcome of psychotherapy (e.g., therapist, client and relational variables) are examined.