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Al Ahliyya Amman University Faculty of Arts Department of Psychology Course Description Psychology 0731111 Psychology And Life {3}[3-3] Defining humans behavior; Essential life skills: problem solving, dealing with stress, rational thinking, self confidence, motivation and interacting with others. 0731801 Health Psychology {3}[3-3] Behavior and health ; Relationship between people s behavior and their subsequent health or illness. 0731100 Research Methodologies in Humanities {3}[3-3] Scientific research: nature, fields and principles; Problem identification; Recourses; Rules of drafting; Hypothesis definition; Significance; Testing; Research data; Research literature; Research resources and scientific research tools; Research Methods. 0731001 Principles of Psychology {3}[3-3] Defining of Psychology : historical, Different Approaches to study human behaviors, Fields ; The physiological for human behavior; Learning; Perception; Memory; Motivation; Personality; Psychological disorders; Human development; Intelligence; Social behavior. 0731201 Descriptive Statistics {3}[3-3] Statistic method: Data collection, Data Summary procedures; measures central tendency; measures of spread; Theory of Probability; Standard score, Normal distribution; Correlation, Regression. 0731202 Statistical Inference {3}[3-3] Sampling and populations Statistical proof ; Probability; Hypothesis testing; Z test; T-Test; ANOVA; Statistical applications using PC. Prerequisite: 0731102 Descriptive Statistics 0731303 Learning Psychology {3}[3-3] Learning and cognition; Major theories relating to associative learning: classical and operant conditioning; Observational learning; Cognitive models of learning; Models of information processing. 1-6

0731501 Developmental Psychology {3}[3-3] Human development from infancy to adulthood: physical, mental, emotional and social aspects of development. 0732201 Physiological Psychology {3}[3-3] The biological roots of behaviors: Functions of the nervous system; Endocrine system; sensory systems Genetics; The Physiological roots for: Learning, Memory, Motivation, Disorder; Research Methods in Physiology. 0732202 Sensation and Perception {3}[3-3] Common properties of sensory and perceptual systems and their physiological bases; Psychophysics ; Theory of perception; Motion perception, Shape perception; Time perception; constancy; Illusion. 0732601Introduction to Social Psychology {3}[3-3] Psychological phenomena; Attitude change and formation; Conformity; Interpersonal attraction; Values and social influences. 0732702 Principles of Psychological and Educational Counseling {3}[3-3] Counseling: principles, processes and theories. Improving students skills in communication: listening, diagnoses; Techniques of counseling. Prerequisite: 0732704 Mental Hygiene 0732704 Mental Hygiene {3}[3-3] Analysis of adjustment processes; Consequences of over-exposure to stress; Coping processes and stress management strategies; Diagnosis and treatment forms of maladjusted behavior; psychological disorders. Prerequisite: 0733503 Psychology of Personality 0733203 Principle of Psychological and Educational Measurement {3}[3-3] Measurement and evaluation philosophy; psychometric test construction p: roperties, validity, reliability and objectivity Score transformation; Construction of psychological; achievement tests; Interpretation tests results. Prerequisite: 0731201 Descriptive Statistics 0733204Psychological Testing {3}[3-3] Analytical review of major personality and intelligence tests; Diagnostic properties of tests; Supervised training in the administration of tests. Prerequisite: 073702 Principle of Psychological and Educational Measurement 0733502 Developmental Problems {3}[3-3] Problems that impede normal human development: psychological, physical, physiological and psycho-social; Strategies of intervention; Strategies of prevention. Prerequisite: 0731501 Developmental Psychology 2-6

0733105 Basic Concepts in Experimental Psychology {3}[3-3] Foundations and properties of the experimental method in psychology; Basic elements of the experimenti independent variables; Treatment methods; Dependent variables; Ways of measuring; Methods of controlling the intervening variables; in addition; Experimental design; Factors that influence validity. Prerequisites: 0731100 Methodologies in Humanities + 0731201 Descriptive Statistics 073310 Application in Experimental Psychology {3}[3-3] Conducting field and lab experiments: reaction time, memory measurement, visual illusion; Writing scientific reports in accordance with the APA standard. Prerequisite: 0733203 Basic Concepts in Experimental Psychology 0733702 Abnormal Psychology {3}[3-3] Criteria by which human behavior is defined as normal or abnormal; Description of symptoms; Therapy and prognosis of the various abnormal reaction patterns according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders ( DSM-IV.TR ). Prerequisite: 0732704 Mental Hygiene 0733503 Psychology of Personality {3}[3-3] Personality and major theoretical perspectives that guide psychological research; Personality development; personality variables delineated in the relevant literature. 0733802 Industrial Psychology {3}[3-3] Vocational adjustment; Methods of job analysis and description; Work design; performance appraisal; Accident analysis and prevention; Methods of personnel selection and training; Supervision; Leadership and work motivation; communication systems and decision making; Effects of organizational climates on performance and efficiency; Human engineering and human factors; and physical surroundings of work. 0733804 Criminal Psychology {3}[3-3] Theories of criminal behavior; Motives of crimes; Methods of investigation; Neuroses, psychosis and crimes; criminal rehabilitation; Criminal justice system; Psychology of crime; Psychological perspectives of the offender: psychoanalytic, social learning. Prerequisite: 0733702 Abnormal Psychology 0733805 Applications of Industrial/ Organizational Psychology {3}[3-3] The Application of psychological principles to human behavior in the workplace; Introduction to the practice of I/O Psychology within an organizational context; Basic understanding of research within the field; Abilities and Aptitude Tests in the industrial field; Career opportunities in the I/O Psychology.; Application of motivational theories in I/O fields ; How to adjust with stressors Prerequisite: 0733802 Industrial Psychology 0734304 Cognitive Psychology {3}[3-3] Means by which humans extract information from the environment; Attention; Perception; Memory; Thinking; Solving problems; Decision making; Artificial intelligence; Mental Imagery. Prerequisite: 0732201 Physiological Psychology 3-6

0734605 Communication Psychology {3}[3-3] Basic skills of interviewing: attending, encouragement to talk, paraphrasing, summarizing content, responding and summarizing feelings; Communication skills in different interview settings. 0734706Clinical Psychology {3}[3-3] Clinical psychology: Intake interview, diagnostic techniques, Interviewing skills; Psychological reports;methods of psychotherapy. Prerequisite: 0733702 Abnormal Psychology 0734709 Practicum to Psychotherapy {3}[3-3] Major psychotherapeutic techniques and their theoretical bases: psychoanalysis, behavioral, humanistic, cognitive, and cognitive-behavioral approaches; Applying theoretical knowledge to patients: conducting case studies, observing group therapy sessions. Prerequisites: 0734706 Clinical Psychologies 0734806 Practicum in Psychology {3}[3-3] conducting aresearch project in different areas of psychology under professional supervision. Prerequisite: 0731100 Methodologies in Humanities 0731003 Schools of Psychology {3}[3-3] Historical development of psychology and its philosophical foundations; Diverse psychological approaches to human behaviors. 0732004 Educational Psychology {3}[3-3] Educational issues in the field of teaching and learning: theories of cognitive and moral development during childhood and adolescence, behavioral and cognitive theories of learning; Effective instruction strategies; Motivation; Individual differences; Memory, Forgetting; Attention, perception; Intelligence theories. 0732806 Behavior Modification {3}[3-3] Behavior modification and its applications; Basic behavioral principles and procedures: training sessions, observation, recording and interpretation. 0733701 Group Counseling {3}[3-3] Theories of group counseling; Group dynamics; Group leadership; Group procedures; Group counseling skills; Personal growth group experience: providing insight into group process as both a leader and a participant. 0733706 School Counseling {3}[3-3] School counseling K 12; counseling in school setting; Administration and functioning of comprehensive school counseling programs; Roles of the school counselor; Professional issues; Certification; consultation, legal and ethical issues; Guidance classes, group counseling 4-6

0733707 Emotion and Motivation {3}[3-3] Motivation and emotion in human beings and animals; Theories and experiments: behavioral, instinctual, physiological, and cognitive aspects of motivation and emotion; Normal emotional conflicts and defense mechanisms. 0733803 Environmental Psychology {3}[3-3] Human interaction with the physical environment from a psychological perspective: environmental perception; cognition, and assessment; Personality and environment; The dynamics of social space; The effects of environmental factors :temperature, sound, light and spatial arrangements in neighborhoods, homes, schools and workplaces; Interaction between individuals and the natural environment; The design of buildings; Resource management. 0734004 Selected Psychology Topics in English {3}[3-3] Profound study of topics selected from different fields of psychology to acquaint the students with the English terminology used in psychology. 0734305 Psychology of Language {3}[3-3] Language acquisition; Production and comprehension; Methods of communication used by animals and humans ; theoretical issues related to language and thought. 0734307 Community Psychology {3}[3-3] Social systems and individual well-being in the community context: community psychologists grapple with an array of social and mental health problems, research and interventions in both public and private community settings. 0734708 Psychology of Women {3}[3-3] The development of gender roles: effects on social relation, achievement orientations of males and female; Development of self concept perception; Latter s relation to mental health and achievement motivation. 0741501 Introduction to Special Education {3}[3-3] Educating children with special needs: mental retardation, hearing retardation, visual retardation, health and physical retardation, emotional disturbance, communication disorders, behavior disorders, learning disabilities and talent and giftedness; Special needs: terminology, concepts, causes and ways of prevention; Causes of the special needs: developmental, emotional, behavioral, cognitive, physical, psychosocial, or educational; Current situation of the services provided to individuals with special needs in Jordan and Arab countries and the best practices needed in this regard. 0741503 Learning Disabilities {3}[3-3] Learning disabilities: causes, types, and classifications; Characteristics of students with learning disabilities: psychological, social, emotional, and cognitive; Historical development relating to 5-6

learning disabilities and educational programs and services; Assessment and evaluation; Teaching strategies for students with learning disabilities. Prerequisite: 0732601 Introduction to Special Education 0743202 Talent and Giftedness {3}[3-3] Talent and giftedness: the emotional, behavioral, cognitive, and psychosocial; Investigating ways of identifying talented and gifted students: rating scales by teachers and parents, talent and giftedness training; Theoretical background of talent and giftedness; Levels and components of giftedness; Giftedness as a process; Specialized educational programs for talented and gifted students: enrichment and acceleration, educational considerations that should be given priority when teaching talented and gifted students. Prerequisite: 0741501 Introduction to Special Education 6-6