PSYC 48543 - (was 4385) Psychology and Public Health

Three credit hours.

Was PSYC 4385. Considers how psychological science and applications can help shape community and public health efforts. Issues related to health psychology research, community psychology, preventive health, and public health practice will be considered. Will explore innovative public health models in which psychological science or applications have been prominent. Dual listed in the Graduate Catalog as PSYC 58543 (was PSYC 5385).

Prerequisites: PSYC 20043, and senior standing, or instructor consent for undergraduates; graduate standing for graduates.