Students will explore psychological constructs related to human resiliency and how these apply to their own lives and experiences. To frame these ideas, students will analyze how personality, as well as biological and environmental factors may increase the risk of traumatic events or may assist in protecting an individual from traumatic events. Students will gather information through assigned readings, as well as independent research. Engaging their critical thinking, students will critique current research and recommend how to promote resiliency and post-traumatic growth. Prerequisites: Completion of 60 credits is recommended.
Students will explore psychological constructs related to human resiliency and how these apply to their own lives and experiences. To frame these ideas, students will analyze how personality, as well as biological and environmental factors may increase the risk of traumatic events or may assist in protecting an individual from traumatic events. Students will gather information through assigned readings, as well as independent research. Engaging their critical thinking, students will critique current research and recommend how to promote resiliency and post-traumatic growth. Prerequisites: Completion of 60 credits is recommended.
