PSYC 415 - PEDIATRIC PSYCHOLOGY

Hours: 5
As a specialized area of child psychology, pediatric psychology addresses health, wellness, and adaptation to illness among children and adolescents, integrating pediatric medicine and child psychology. It examines all aspects of a child’s interaction with medical settings and personnel. Focusing on several different disease processes in detail, the course explores the relationship between mind and body in children, factors that improve or diminish psychological adjustment to illness, and medical and psychological interventions to promote well- being. The seminar style is designed for upper level students.
Prerequisites: PSYC 100 and PSYC 210, or permission of the instructor. PSYC 405 recommended.

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PSYC 415 - PEDIATRIC PSYCHOLOGY