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| CPY 7130: Human Sexuality |
| This course is designed to examine human sexual behavior and the broad range of sexual concerns experienced by diverse individuals and couples who identify across the spectrum of sexuality from a biopsychosocial perspective. The lectures, discussion and role plays will integrate biological and developmental aspects of human sexuality and sexual disorders, affective and cognitive psychological aspects of sexual disorders and sex therapy and social/relational aspects of human sexuality and sex therapy. The goal of the course is to use a diversity framework to familiarize the student with approaches to the assessment and treatment sexual dysfunction, and enhance knowledge about current issues of sexuality effecting the communities served by clinical psychology. |
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40967 |
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Yu Chak Sunny Ho
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1:00PM-5:30 PM
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03/25-05/29
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15 open seats |
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| Restrictions: Clinical Psychology majors only. Doctoral only.
(Default) Normal with G, Audit
Traditional
Full Term
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