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CHECKLIST PSYCHOLOGY 201 & 202 Students taking Psych 219 should be familiar with most of these topics as a prerequisite for Psych 219 Introduction to Abnormal Psychology. If you need extra assistance, ask. Indicate not familiar, somewhat familiar, very familiar regarding each of the following topics studied in General Psychology. Definition of Psychology: Scientific study of human mind, emotion and behavior Related Fields of Study: Biology, Sociology, Medicine, Education, Anthropology, Law Brief History & Evolution of Psychology Career Opportunities, Various Branches & Specialities in the Field of Psychology Abnormal Psychology: Branch that studies unusual patterns of thought, emotion, behavior that are atypical compared to social norms, which may or may not be understood as precipitating a mental disorder. Methods of Research & Scientific Method (Experiment, Survey, Case Study, Correlation, Observation, Interview) Theories and Models of Psychology (Psychodynamic, Cognitive, Behavioral, Humanism, Existentialism, Gestalt, Client Centered, Integrative Model) Brain, Body and Behavior (Neurons, Nervous System, Endocrine System, Digestive, Cardio, Respiratory, Circulatory, Musculoskeletal Systems) Sensing & Perceiving- 6 Senses &Psychophysics Consciousness (Waking, Sleeping, Sleep Cycles, Dreaming, Altered States of Consciousness) Developmental Psychology (Lifespan Developmental Stages Infancy to Adulthood) Cognitive Psychology: Learning (Classical & Operant Conditioning) Memory, Intelligence, IQ & Language Emotions & Motivation (Including Emotional IQ) Personality Theories: Nature and Nurture & the Big Five Theory Psychological Disorders & DSM V (Diagnostic Statistical Manual & System Axis I, II, III, IV, V) Treatment of Psychological Disorders (Psychotherapies, Psychopharmacology, Treatment Modalities) Prevention of Psychological Illness Including Psychosomatic Illness Social Psychology (Socialization Processes, Group Therapy, Environment) Applied Psychology (Taking what you learn into daily practice) Health Psychology (Managing Stress, Holistic Approach to Wellness & Self-Care) ***Suggested Fields of Inquiry Specific to Dr. Woodman’s Psych 219 Course*** Indicate whether you are familiar or not familiar with the following subjects related to Abnormal Psychology. Positive Psychology (Strength Based Approach) Psychoneuroimmunology Neuroscience/Neurogenesis/Neuroplasticity/Neuropsychology Educational Psychology Energy Psychology Forensic Psychology Pathology & ICD (International Classification of Diseases listed in DSM), Medication Induced Disorders Cultural Psychology & Cultural Bound Syndromes Psychology and Law Trauma Informed Care Media Influence on Human Thought and Behavior Naturopathic & Allopathic Medical Models Mental Health Agencies (Locally, Nationally, Internationally) Evidence Based Treatments for Mental Illness Health Psychology: Natural Healing Processes Holistic, Integrative Model of Treatment versus Dualistic or Solitary Model Mindfulness & Meditation Practices PCIT: Parent Child Interactive Therapy Gerontology & Psychology of Aging Psychology of Religion &Transpersonal Psychology Epigenesis Phenomenology Ecopsychology Dual Diagnosis or Co-Morbidity (Substance Abuse/Mental Illness) Relevant Organizations in Psychology (Google the list of 98 organizations in U.S. such as APA (American Psychological Association, NAMI (National Alliance for Mental Illness) and JCMH (Jackson County Mental Health) *Categories of Psychological Disorders: Stress, Anxiety, Mood, Somatoform, Factious, Malingering, Dissociative, Sexual, Eating, Sleeping, Psychotic, Personality Disorders, Childhood Developmental & Behavioral Disorders, Disorders of Elderly, Substance-Related Disorders.