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PSY 502

Psychology of Human Sexuality
Name: Psychology of Human Sexuality
Course Number: PSY 502
Credit(s): 3

Course Description

PSY 502 Psychology of Human Sexuality delves into human sexuality and its variations through the perspectives of psychology and psychological theory. The course covers a spectrum of topics, including sexuality, gender, sexual expression, orientations, love, intimacy, and relationships. Emphasizing inclusion, global citizenship, and justice, the course encourages critical reflection on beliefs and potential prejudices. Topics include gender identity, sexual orientation, behaviors, sexually transmitted infections, sexual dysfunctions, victimization, sex laws, and the sexual marketplace.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand and discuss human sexuality through the lenses of psychology and psychological theory.
  • Apply critical thinking skills consistently in exploring human sexuality from diverse, global citizenship, and justice perspectives.
  • Analyze how psychological science on human sexuality promotes civic, social, and global outcomes beneficial for self and others.
  • Utilize scientific reasoning in interpreting discourse about human sexuality, whether from research, personal sources, popular media, or public opinion.

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