Psychology

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Teresa Tanazzo, Ph.D., Chairperson
Peter Lin, Ph.D., Associate Chairperson

The psychology major is designed for those students who need a solid preparation for graduate study in psychology. The departmental offerings are also suitable for those students who intend to engage in any of the professions in which knowledge of psychological principles is fundamental. Many courses are relevant for those students who are interested in enriching their understanding of human behavior.

Programs

• Psychology, B.A. (SJC Brooklyn)
• Psychology, B.A. (SJC Long Island)

• Psychology, B.A./M.B.A. (SJC Brooklyn and SJC Long Island)

• Forensic Psychology (SJC Long Island)
• Psychology Minor (SJC Brooklyn)
• Psychology Minor (SJC Long Island)

• Psychology

• Industrial Organizational Psychology Certificate (SJC Brooklyn and SJC Long Island)

• Psychology, Specialty Track in Industrial Organizational Psychology (SJC Brooklyn and SJC Long Island)

Courses

• PSY 100 - Introduction to Psychology
• PSY 121 - Child Psychology And Development II
• PSY 130 - Life Span Development
• PSY 150 - Group Dynamics and Communication
• PSY 170 - Educational Psychology
• PSY 180 - Psychology of Women
• PSY 200 - Psychology of Learning
• PSY 210 - Cognitive Processes
• PSY 220 - Adolescent Psychology
• PSY 230 - Adult Development and Aging
• PSY 251 - Social Psychology
• PSY 261 - Psychology of Personality
• PSY 265 - The Psychology of Film
• PSY 271 - Abnormal Psychology
• PSY 275 - Health Psychology
• PSY 281 - Organizational Behavior
• PSY 282 - Consumer Motivation and Behavior
• PSY 290 - Forensic Psychology
• PSY 291 - Forensic Assessment and Interventions
• PSY 300 - Psychological Testing
• PSY 310 - Introduction to Statistics
• PSY 312 - Addictions and Dependencies
• PSY 315 - Statistics for Psychological Research
• PSY 316 - Statistics for Behavioral Sciences with Laboratory
• PSY 320 - Positive Psychology
• PSY 325 - Introduction to Behavior Analysis
• PSY 326 - Mindfulness in Clinical Interventions
• PSY 330 - Selected Topics in Psychology
• PSY 340 - History and Systems of Psychology
• PSY 350 - Human Sexuality
• PSY 353 - Sensation And Perception
• PSY 355 - School Psychology
• PSY 357 - Community Psychology
• PSY 360 - Counseling Psychology
• PSY 370 - Introduction to Clinical Psychology
• PSY 375 - Industrial Psychology
• PSY 380 - Physiological Psychology
• PSY 391 - Introduction to Experimental Methodology
• PSY 392 - Research Methods in Psychology with Laboratory
• PSY 400 - Internship in Psychology
• PSY 405 - Research Internship in Psychology
• PSY 460 - Senior Research Seminar
• PSY 465 - Advanced Research Seminar

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