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Forensic Psychology

School Type:
High School
School Max Description:
Forensic Psychology
Content Area:
Career Academies and Programs of Study: Law, Education, and Public Service
Description:
This semester course is recommended for 9th graders enrolled in the Forensic Sciences Program of Study in the Academy of Law, Education and Public Service. Through an inquiry approach, this course will introduce students to psychological research, concepts of human behavior, and their applications in forensic science. Course topics include research methodologies, biological bases of behavior, developmental psychological impact, learned behaviors, intelligence, personality development, and psychological pathologies. This course is interdisciplinary in nature and supports developing college and career readiness skills while introducing students to relevant careers. Relevant STEM connections, guest speakers and field trips are also included.
Course Code:
434400
Prerequisites:
Forensics pathway student; good attendance; Successful completion of Forensic 1 and Forensic Law
Credits:
0.50
.50 Elective
Dual Enrollment Compatible Course:
No
NCAA Eligible:
No
Textbooks
Title:
Psychology: Principles in Practice
ISBN:
9780554004013
Grading Factors:

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