PSY-2010 Personality and Adjustment

Credits: 3
This course examines theories and development of personality, mental hygiene, growth and the choices we make as we adjust to our world. This course introduces psychological principles that contribute to a well-adjusted personality, and considers the effects of stress and coping with the problems of everyday life.

Prerequisite(s): PSY-1010.

Course Outcomes

Apply theories and concepts of personality development.
Examine theories of personality development as they relate to mental health across the life span.
Distinguish the differences between adaptive behaviors and maladaptive in a cultural context.
Apply effective coping strategies for adjusting to stress confronted in everyday life.
Recognize effective strategies that promote and challenge mental health and personal growth across the life span.
Apply information literacy skills to produce individual/group projects and presentations relevant to personality and adjustment concepts.