Calamus Distance Learning - Psychology Course Units

Index of Psychology Course Units

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essential notes about our course unit listings

Legacy units – an explanation: The vast majority of units are textbook-based. Textbooks often go out of print and then we need to decide whether to still offer the unit. If the unit still has academic or practical value, it will be retained as a “legacy” unit. This means that if the student does not have a copy, he/she will need to obtain one on the used book market, which is easy for people in most countries because of the major Internet bookstores. If the book is republished, the “legacy” tag will be removed, and if a new edition of the book appears, the unit will be reinstated using the new edition wherever possible. This use of the word “legacy” to mean “available in older editions only” stems from its use referring to computer software. If a book is out of print and we judge it to be outdated and/or no longer of value, the unit will be withdrawn.

Live links will be added to the course titles listed below when on-line descriptions are available. Those units will be flagged LIVE LINK .

ORG105 9-12 cred Organizational Behaviour

ORG524 9-12 cred Business Psychology

(PSY 101 to PSY 108 must be taken as one block)

PSY101 1.5 credits Intro Psych: Biol. Foundations, Development

PSY102 1.5 credits Intro Psych: Senses, Perception, Consciousness

PSY103 1.5 credits Intro Psych: Learning, Memory, Language, Thought

PSY104 1.5 credits Intro Psych: Motivation, Emotion, Personality

PSY105 1.5 credits Intro Psych Stress, Health, Psych. Disorders

PSY106 1 credit Intro Psych: Social Psychology

PSY107 1.5 credits Psychology Essay A

PSY108 1.5 credits Psychology Essay B

PSY109 3 credits Child Development 0-16

PSY110 3 credits The Mind of the Child

PSY111 3 credits Introducing Child Psychology

PSY205 3 credits Introduction to Psychiatric Drugs

PSY206 3 credits Studies in Early Attachment

PSY208 3 credits How Babies Think

PSY209 3.5 credits The Nurture Assumption

PSY210 6 credits Abnormal Child Psychology

PSY211(e) 3 credits Classics of Psychology - James' Principles

PSY222 3 credits Brain Architecture and Consciousness

PSY223 3 credits Shaping the Brain by Experience

PSY224 3 credits Molecules of Emotion

PSY225 3 credits Psychological Effects of Music

PSY226 3 credits Tells: Secrets of Body Language

PSY231 3 credits Consciousness & The Human Mind (legacy)

PSY241 3 credits Principles of Developmental Psychology (legacy)

PSY252 3 credits Understanding Dissociation

PSY255 3 credits Psychological Problems of Adulthood

PSY260 3 credits Cases of a Forensic Psychologist I

PSY261 3 credits Cases of a Forensic Psychologist II

PSY262 3 credits Working with our Subpersonalities

PSY263 3 credits An Overview of Humanistic Psychology

PSY264 3 credits How Psychologists Can Change Society

PSY280 4 credits Temperament, Character and Intelligence

PSY281 3 credits The Inner Image (Psychological Type)

PSY282 3 credits The Personality of the Developing Child (legacy)

PSY283 3 credits The Diversity of Human Personality (Myers-Briggs)

PSY284 3 credits Subpersonalities

PSY285 3 credits Memory and Abuse

PSY287 3 credits Overcoming Trauma of Childhood Abuse

PSY288 3 credits Society's Betrayal of the Child

PSY290 3 credits The 16 Personality Types Identified (Myers-Briggs)

PSY291 3 credits Early Childhood Trauma and Society

PSY292 3 credits Creativity, Destructiveness & Childhood Trauma

PSY293 3 credits Repression and Childhood Injuries

PSY295 4 credits Psychology at Work

PSY296 3 credits Roots of Violence in Child-Rearing

PSY297 4 credits Consciousness & The Bicameral Mind (legacy)

PSY298 3 credits Emotional Intelligence

PSY299 3 credits Psychology of Influence

PSY303 3 credits Psychology of Creative Writing

PSY305 3 credits Psychology of Pet Ownership

PSY306 3 credits Psychology of Criminal Conduct

PSY308 3 credits Designing Psychological Experiments

PSY309 3 credits Flow: A Psychology of Happiness
PSY311 3 credits Flow and Everyday Life

PSY310 3 credits The New Positive Psychology

PSY355-60 t.b.a. Abnormal Psychology (new series)

PSY361 3 credits Intro to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

PSY367 3 credits The Myth of Repressed Memory

PSY368 3 credits Origins of Schizophrenia

PSY369 4 credits Descriptive Psychopathology

PSY370 4.5 credits Recognising Mental Illness in Everyday Life

PSY371 4.5 credits Attention Deficit Disorder - Children and Adults

PSY372 3 credits Psychosis and Human Nature

PSY378 3 credits Introduction to Psychology of Crime

PSY380 3 credits Research Methods & Stats in Psychology

PSY381 3 credits Rethinking Methods in Psychology

PSY382 3 credits Hermeneutic Phenomenological Research

PSY384 3 credits Innovative Methods of Psychological Research

PSY387 3 credits Psychological Meaning of Fairy Tales

PSY388 3 credits Critical History of Personality Testing

PSY404 3 credits Violent Children and Adolescents

PSY405 3 credits Parents of Premature Infants

PSY406 3 credits The Undiscovered Mind (legacy)

PSY407 3 credits Trauma, Psychotherapy and the Body

PSY410 3 credits Psychology, History and the Problem of Evil

PSY411 3 credits Selective Mutism in Children

PSY412 3 credits Implementing Emotional Intelligence (legacy)

PSY413 4.5 credits Clinical Sports Psychology

PSY414 3 credits Social Anxiety and Social Phobia in Youth

More units will become available and special topics can be requested.

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