PSYC-333 Health Psychology (3)

An exploration of how psychological theories and techniques can minimize unnecessary morbidity and premature mortality. Behavioral, cognitive, and affective targets for primary and secondary prevention efforts are identified from epidemiological theory and research. Ways in which psychological methods can contribute to provision of outpatient and inpatient medical services. Prerequisite: PSYC-100 and 3 PSYC credit hours at or above 200-level; or PSYC-100, HLTH-240, and HLTH-245.