Subject

Course

Credits

Description

Semester

HUDE

228

3

Personality Assessment I: Involves the application of projective techniques to the assessment and evaluation of personality.

Fall

HUDE

320

3

Human Learning: General learning theory, with emphasis on research and issues in human learning, including verbal learning, conceptual learning, and memory.

Spring

HUDE

340

3

Seminar in Counseling and Psychotherapy: Discusses issues and problems of the guidance and counseling profession.

Fall

HUDE

421

3

Seminar in Learning and Cognition: Advanced analysis of learning theories, with emphasis on the cognitive approach.

Fall

HUDE

428

3

Personality Assessment II: Develops skills in advanced analysis and integration of data from the major personality assessment instruments including writing complete psychological reports.

Spring

HUDE

432

3

Individual Assessment II: Advanced study of research on the techniques and reporting procedures for the psychological assessment of children.

Spring

HUDE

442

3

Research in Counseling Seminars: Examines the problems of research in counseling and critique of current research in counseling and psychology.

Fall/Spring

HUDE

444

3

Group Processes: Didactic seminar which treats the history of group work, the different approaches to group psychotherapy, and participation in a process group.

Fall

HUDE

446

3

Professional Ethics and Legal Issues Psychology: This course will focus on the Ethical Principles of Psychologists and the Standards for Providers of Psychological Services.

Spring

HUDE

447

3

Cultural Diversity in Psychology Practice: Addresses professional issues and trends, examines testing and assessment issues, and survey and evaluation research literature with regard to multiculturalism and cultural diversity in psychological practice.

Fall

HUDE

450

3

Theories and techniques of African/Black Psychology: Designed to engage students in critical thought about African Psychology and the historical legacy of traditional healers/healing within African People.

Spring

HUDE

490

3

Externship in Counseling Psychology: Provides supervised practice in facilities offering psychological services to clients; precedes the internship.

Fall/Spring

HUDE

500

3

Advanced Statistics: Continuation of 253-400, with emphasis on ANOVA individual comparisons of means, power, probability, modal distributions, and multiple regression.

Fall

HUDE

501

3

Design and Analysis Research Project I: Provides practical and theoretical research considerations and examines balancing, locking, repeated measures, and mixed models.

Fall/Spring

HUDE

502

3

Advanced Topics in Statistics and Multivariate Analysis: Study of advanced topics such as multiple regressional analysis, factor analysis, multivariate design, and ATI-type designs.

Spring

HUDE

509

1-6

Dissertation Research: Dissertation guidance for doctoral students.

Fall/Spring

HUDE

520

3

Internship in Counseling Psychology: Intensive field experience in a supervised setting, emphasizing research, clinical practice, or college teaching.

Fall/Spring

HUDE

540

3

Supervision of Counseling: Involves the advanced doctoral student's supervision of beginning master's level practicum; students focus on the development of skills in supervision, group leadership, and counselor training.

Spring