DPSY 813

Clinical Neuropsychology

Name: Clinical Neuropsychology

Course Number: DPSY 813

Credit(s): 3

Course Description

DPSY 812 Environmental Psychology delves into the complex interconnections between humans and their surroundings. Beyond physical environments, it explores broader socio-cultural and political contexts impacting emotions, behavior, and cognition. The course covers foundational theories, urban ecological design, human-nature relationships, architecture, personal space, and the psychological dimensions of sustainability.

Learning Outcomes:

Understand brain-behavior relationships and how these relationships apply to neuropsychological syndromes.
Learn and discuss the fundamental concepts of clinical neuropsychology.
Critically analyze major neuroanatomical systems and how these may be affected in brain disorders often seen in clinical neuropsychology practice.
Discuss how the principles of clinical neuropsychology apply to special populations, such as children, older adults, and people with psychological disorders and brain injury.

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