PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM OUTCOMES (P.O.)

Upon completion of the program, the student:

PO.1. Identifies and explains the basic concepts, theories, and sub-fields of psychology.

PO.2. Relates human behaviors, emotions, and cognitive processes to their biological, neurophysiological, and social contexts.

PO.3. Recognizes research methods specific to psychology and basic data analysis techniques.

PO.4. Interprets psychological processes and behaviors in light of theoretical frameworks.

PO.5. Plans, conducts, and reports scientific research; manages data collection and analysis processes.

PO.6. Applies psychological measurement and assessment tools appropriately and develops them when necessary.

PO.7. Develops and implements appropriate strategies at individual, family, and group levels in the conduct of psychological interviews.

PO.8. Applies appropriate prevention and intervention strategies for psychological crisis and risk situations.

PO.9. Analyzes psychological cases within a theoretical and scientific framework; compares different theories.

PO.10. Analyzes the neurophysiological foundations of psychological processes at experimental and theoretical levels.

PO.11. Utilizes psychology knowledge in interdisciplinary contexts; integrates it with other fields.

PO.12.  Demonstrates sensitivity to individual, cultural, and societal differences in psychological practices; acts in accordance with ethical values.

PO.13. Follows current scientific knowledge in the field of psychology and evaluates it critically.

PO.14. Synthesizes and applies psychological knowledge and practices within an evidence-based and ethical framework.