Psychology, BA
Competencies
Upon completion of the Psychology program, students will be able to:
1. Content Knowledge and Applications
a. describe key concepts, principles, and theories in psychological science;
b. develop a working knowledge of psychology’s major subfields;
c. portray significant aspects of the history of psychological science;
d. apply psychological content to solve practical problems;
e. provide examples of psychology’s integrative theme
2. Scientific Inquiry and Critical Thinking
a. exercise scientific reasoning to investigate psychological phenomena;
b. interpret, design, and evaluate psychological research;
c. incorporate sociocultural factors in scientific research practices;
d. use statistics to evaluate quantitative research findings
3. Values in Psychological Science
a. employ ethical standards in research, practice, and academic contexts;
b. develop and practice interpersonal and intercultural responsiveness;
c. apply psychological principles to strengthen community and improve quality of life
4. Communication, Psychological Literacy, and Technology Skills
a. interact effectively with others;
b. write and present effectively for different purposes;
c. provide evidence of psychological literacy;
d. exhibit appropriate technological skills to improve communication
5. Personal and Professional Development
a. exhibit effective self-regulation;
b. refine project management skills;
c. display effective judgment in professional interactions;
d. cultivate workforce collaboration skills;
e. demonstrate appropriate workforce technological skills;
f. develop direction for life after graduation.
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