BEHV 2110 - Behavior Principles and Personal Relations

3 hours

Describes behavior principles that underlie social interactions among individuals. Identifies behavior patterns conducive to satisfying and socially productive interactions and patterns likely to be destructive to others as well as to oneself. Makes use of behavior principles to understand how behavior patterns change in relation to the behavior of others in the social environment. Students use behavior principles to understand the role of their own behavior in productive and in destructive interactions.

May not be substituted for any course required for major.

Course specific fees (in addition to tuition and mandatory):
Academic (AF) per hour: $18.40