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PSY451

Mental Health and Society

Course DirectorySNHU PSY451 has 3 direct prerequisites, with 8 courses in its complete prerequisite tree.

Undergraduate · 3 credits

This course will allow students to advance their knowledge within an applied area of mental health. Students will gain experience in critically evaluating appropriate research literature to frame and constructively critique a topic area in mental health. They will explore the interface of psychological science and society. Students will propose solutions that improve the overall quality of life.

Prerequisite Tree

  • PSY304 — Psychopathology and the Community
    • PSY215 — Psychology of Mental Health and Disorders
      • PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
  • PSY315 — Counseling Process and Techniques
    • PSY215 — Psychology of Mental Health and Disorders
      • PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology
  • PSY335 — Assessment and Testing
    • PSY223 — Research I: Statistics for Psychology
    • PSY260 — Statistical Literacy in Psychology
      • MAT240 — Applied Statistics
      • PSY108 — Introduction to Psychology

Interactive Prerequisite Graph

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