PSYC215L - Psychology of Interpersonal Communication

3 Credit(s)

Liberal Arts
This course covers the principles and techniques of human communication, with an emphasis on those skills useful to persons planning to enter the helping professions. In addition to discussions of theory, students will practice methods of self-disclosure, active listening, confrontation, conflict resolution, and values clarification. It includes opportunities for students to investigate related topics such as family and marital communication processes, nonverbal communication, transactional analysis, and constructive patterns of communication in work settings.

Offered When: Periodically
Prerequisite(s): PSYC 101L