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PS 280

Abnormal Psychology

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An introduction to psychopathology theory and research in abnormal behaviour with a focus on historical and global perspectives. The course will focus on biological, psychological and societal factors in abnormal behaviour, including the role of cultural, personal and interpersonal context. Prerequisites: PS100* or both PS101 and PS102.

An introduction to psychopathology theory and research in abnormal behaviour with a focus on historical and global perspectives. The course will focus on biological, psychological and societal factors in abnormal behaviour, including the role of cultural, personal and interpersonal context. Prerequisites: PS100* or both PS101 and PS102.

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An introduction to psychopathology theory and research in abnormal behaviour with a focus on historical and global perspectives. The course will focus on biological, psychological and societal factors in abnormal behaviour, including the role of cultural, personal and interpersonal context. Prerequisites: PS100* or both PS101 and PS102.

PS 280

Abnormal Psychology

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An introduction to psychopathology theory and research in abnormal behaviour with a focus on historical and global perspectives. The course will focus on biological, psychological and societal factors in abnormal behaviour, including the role of cultural, personal and interpersonal context. Prerequisites: PS100* or both PS101 and PS102.

An introduction to psychopathology theory and research in abnormal behaviour with a focus on historical and global perspectives. The course will focus on biological, psychological and societal factors in abnormal behaviour, including the role of cultural, personal and interpersonal context. Prerequisites: PS100* or both PS101 and PS102.

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An introduction to psychopathology theory and research in abnormal behaviour with a focus on historical and global perspectives. The course will focus on biological, psychological and societal factors in abnormal behaviour, including the role of cultural, personal and interpersonal context. Prerequisites: PS100* or both PS101 and PS102.

PS 280 Prerequisites

PS 100 (Min. Grade D-) or PS 101 (Min. Grade D-) and PS 102 (Min. Grade D-)

PS 280 Leads To

HE 305, PS 381, PS 389, PS 474, PS 480, PS 383, PS 476

PS 280 Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Undergraduate (UG)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors:

Psychology and Neuroscience (PSNC)

Psychology (PSYC)

Course Reviews

interesting course. Took it with Glebe, if you get the chance to have them teach you take it. Had 2 midterms and 4 assignments you had all term to write.

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— Psychology and Neuroscience (BSc) student

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