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This lecture course introduces the student to the use of scientific method in psychological inquiry. The course covers the philosophical bases, concepts, methodology, and ethical principles of experimentation. Both the historical development of the experimental tradition and the current experimental methodological approaches will be examined. Because experimentation has been extensively utilized in cognitive and social psychology, examples of experimental research will be drawn from these fields to illustrate the essential components of the experimental approach.
This course introduces the students to the study of personality through the lenses of different perspectives (psychodynamic, behavioral, cognitive, humanistic/phenomenological/existential, trait, biological and evolutionary). It includes a critical examination of the various theories and issues in the study of personality. Culture will be discussed through a Filipino approach to personality. An underlying goal of the course is to facilitate an understanding of one’s self and others through the application of personality theories
This is a course on how human psychology can be imagined as an intricate system of procedures that handles information about ourselves and our world. Students will be guided in understanding how even the simplest elements can lead to very complex behavior. There will be opportunities to learn about the techniques used by cognitive psychologists and the class will examine how our interaction with information shapes our daily lives.
This course introduces students to the nature, causes, and interventions of psychological disorders. The students are expected to be familiar with the nomenclature and classifications of mental disorders, primarily using the DSM-5. Indigenous concepts of abnormality, and ethical considerations will also be discussed.
This lecture course will introduce students to psychological measurement, its history, key principles, application, and scientific properties. The course will also involve discussions about ethics in psychological measurement. The course will also include a discussion of how psychological tests are used in educational, industrial, and clinical settings. At the end of the course, students are expected to have a clear understanding of the key concepts specific to psychological measurement and the ethical guidelines and considerations one should be aware of when using psychological tests in various settings and with different populations. Psychological Measurement (Lecture) has a laboratory component, which is Psychological Measurement (Laboratory). Students are required to take Psychological Measurement (Lecture) and Psychological Measurement (Laboratory) on the same academic term so as to strengthen their knowledge base and skill set in psychological measurement.
The course is designed to familiarize the student with the biological approach in the study of human behavior. Biopsychology covers human behavior and the machinery that makes this possible (i.e. the nervous system, glands, muscles, and other organs of the body). Topics will include the structure and function of the nervous system including the sensory system and the biological basis of learning, emotions, hunger, sex, sleep and addiction.
This course (Psychological Measurement 2, Lecture) is the second course of psychological measurement which focuses on the development of psychological measures and scales. The course details the steps in various phases of test development starting with the search for a test’s content domain, through item writing, item review, and preliminary try-outs, through the test reliability and validity investigations, into the development of norm, for use in the interpretation of test scores. A major output of the course is the construction of a psychological test. A minor output is a reliability and validity study on an existing locally developed test or translation of a foreign-made test and the accompanying translation equivalence study.
This course enables students to explore and test research ideas in social psychology; and to use varied social psychological frameworks in addressing relevant micro and macro social issues. The course covers an overview of classical and contemporary theories, concepts, and methods on how people think about, influence, and relate to each other. The course will also involve applying social psychology theories, concepts, and methods in improving the plight of individuals who are marginalized and disadvantaged from society (e.g. persons with disabilities, indigenous people, specify groups).
This course will introduce students to quantitative and qualitative methods to research. Specifically, the course will cover data collection methods such as surveys, focus group discussions, and interviews. Classic and contemporary studies will be discussed as means of presenting students with exemplars of good psychological research. Through the course readings, students obtain a clear understanding of the ontological and epistemological ideas that form the bases for the conduct of quantitative and qualitative researches.
Methods of Psychological Research will equip students with skills to conceptualize, plan, execute, present, and evaluate a research study. Throughout the duration of the course, students will be engaging in collaborative interactions with their group mates to develop a research the conforms to the policies and standards stipulated in the most recent edition of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association.
Clinical Psychology is a major course that deals with the nature, scope, approaches, and other concerns of the contemporary clinical psychological profession, and the roles, functions, and ethical considerations involved in the practice of the field as situated in the local context and the law. The course also discusses the various approaches and methods in the prevention and intervention of psychological problems and disorders.
The student will be trained to analyze cases from the perspective of different clinical models in conceptualizing a case, and to develop skills in clinical interviewing. Furthermore, clinical specializations (community psychology, health psychology, neuropsychology, forensic psychology, and clinical child psychology) will be discussed to provide various approaches in psychological intervention for different populations and settings.
This course provides students an overview of psychological concepts, theories, and research findings for effective human interactions in the workplace. The human resource wheel is discussed starting with human resource planning (which includes the recruitment, selection and placement of employees) and the information systems that govern its operation. In particular, job analysis and design are major tasks that support said planning. Other topics covered in this course include performance evaluation with compensation and benefits, then training and development.
Developmental Psychology introduces students to the scientific study of human behavior and mental processes through the different psychological perspectives, theories, concepts, and methods by which psychologists study, explain, and predict psychological phenomena. Students will be trained to develop a theoretical orientation to understand human behavior through empirical observation of psychological phenomena and the discussion of issues relevant to the topics covered.
Sport Psychology examines the application of the psychological theories, concepts, and principles to sports and exercise. It discusses the psychological, physical, emotional, sociocultural, cognitive, and moral factors that influence sports performance. An overview of different psychological interventions will be provided.
Positive Psychology will introduce students to the emerging field of positive psychology. Positive psychology the is scientific study of what goes right in life, from birth to death and at all stops in between. It aims to improve quality of life and prevent pathologies and focuses on human strengths and things that make life most worth living. For the past several years, psychology was devoted mainly on studying mental illness and how to treat patients. The positive psychology movement reminds us that psychology is also dedicated to promoting human strengths and virtues and that its goal is not merely to treat but also prevent illness. The course will evaluate empirical studies on happiness and other positive concepts and students will learn primarily from classroom discussions.
This course provides students with an overview of the application of psychology to work environments, specifically professional organizations. Various organizational theories are discussed so that students are then trained in the rudiments of organizational diagnosis and development. There is also a critical exposure to the different trends affecting organizations today that include applications in engagement, leadership, inclusion, and international human resource management, among others.
This course focuses on the theory and principles of psychological measurement, test construction, use, evaluation, and implementation; problems in assessment and prediction
The course intends to impart knowledge of the basic concepts and modern trends in Psychology.
The course intends to impart knowledge of the basic concepts and modern trends in Bio Psychology. Biopsychology is a branch of psychology that analyzes how the brain, neurotransmitters, and other aspects of our biology influence our behaviors, thoughts, and feelings.
Biopsychology helps us to understand the role of the human brain, not only in disease, but in health as well. Things that may change a person’s behavior through influence of the brain include injury, chemical imbalance, or disease.
This course is intended to introduce the psychology of youth and related issues. The course highlights the inputs of culture and globalization in structuring the behaviour among youth. Especially, the behaviour of American youth is in concentration. Roles of family, society, relationships in shaping the youth behaviour are explored. Issues of youth ranging from education to employment, risk behaviour, and positive emotions are introduced in the course. Effect of media on violence and consumer behaviour by youth is point of interest in the course. Recent issues like internet addiction, happiness, gender, etc. are discussed.
This course intends to introduce basic statistical methods and psychological testing, qualitative and quantitative methods and their uses. This course provides students with the basic tools for evaluating data from studies in the psychology.
The course intends to impart knowledge of the basic concepts and modern trends in Educational Psychology. Educational psychology is application of psychological principles to elementary and middles school education. The major focus of this course is on the learner and the learning process.
Gender and psychology course is the scientific study of how people‟s thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by the actual, imagined, or implied presence of others. It studies cognitive, affective, and behavioral processes of individuals as influenced by their group membership and interactions, and other factors that affectsocial life, such as social status, role, and social class.
Stress & Stress Management course teaches positive and easy-to-learn coping strategies to help manage stress. Stress management techniques can teach an individual healthier ways to cope with stress, help reduce its harmful effects, and prevent stress from spiraling out of control again in the future.
This course will introduce the principal steps taken during a social science research study and aims to provide students with the knowledge and competencies necessary to plan and conduct research projects of their own.
Student need to submit one major project based on the internship and course work.
Students carry out project work, case analyses, role play, individual or collaborative research, experiential activities, simulation exercises etc. as part of their assessment. They also undergo internship programmes at NGOs, visit mental hospitals, research organizations, counseling centres, special schools, to develop necessary skills as mental health professionals
Students gain disciplinary knowledge, communication skills, develop critical thinking, analytical reasoning, problem solving, research related skills, and scientific reasoning
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MA Psychology BA Psychology
As part of their evaluation, students complete project work, case analyses, role plays, individual or group research, experiential activities, simulation exercises, etc. In order to get the skills they need to work as mental health professionals, they also participate in internship programmes at NGOs and visit mental hospitals, research institutions, counselling centres, and special schools.
In general, clinical programs know there are only a few opportunities for undergraduates to get clinical experience prior to graduate school. The answer will be 'no'. but you need to make the decision before applying.
The Psychology Department does not frequently designate faculty advisors, and our professional advising team handles most of the advising. However, the majority of professors are eager to discuss their specialities in psychology with students. Keep in mind that faculty members are busy, so setting up an appointment is usually preferable to dropping by.
Responsible Conduct of Research
Data Protection and Privacy
Conflict of Interest Management
Accountability and Responsibility
In summary, EIMT research ethics and compliance are essential aspects of research support that promote responsible and high-quality research. They safeguard the rights and welfare of research participants, maintain research integrity, and contribute to the trustworthiness and impact of research outcomes. Researchers, institutions, and regulatory bodies work together to ensure that research is conducted in an ethical and compliant manner.
Resource for Educators
Innovation and Technology Transfer
Transparency and Reproducibility
Government and Funders’ Mandates
In summary, open access publishing is a powerful tool for research support, as it enhances the accessibility and impact of research, fosters collaboration, and contributes to a more open and transparent research ecosystem. It democratizes access to knowledge, benefiting researchers and society as a whole.
Compliance with Regulations/br>
Data Preservation & Scalability
Data Access Control
Interdisciplinary Collaboration
In summary, EIMT data management and storage are essential for research support. They ensure data organization, security, and accessibility while promoting data integrity, collaboration, and compliance with regulations. Proper data management enhances the quality and credibility of research and contributes to its long-term usability and impact.
Research Networks and Consortia
Joint Publication and Citation
Cross-Border Environmental Research
Cultural Exchange
In summary, EIMT international research collaborations have a significant impact on advancing knowledge, addressing global challenges, and fostering cooperation and understanding among nations. They enhance the quality and relevance of research, leading to transformative outcomes and contributing to the betterment of society and the world as a whole.
Regulatory and Compliance Assistance
Commercialization Pathways
Tech Transfer Infrastructure
Innovation Ecosystems
In summary, EIMT technology transfer and commercialization provide crucial support for research by helping researchers take their innovations from the laboratory to the marketplace. This process contributes to economic growth, job creation, and societal well-being, while also enhancing the relevance and impact of research in addressing real-world challenges.
Risk Assessment and Mitigation
Collaboration and Communication
Document Management
Ethical and Regulatory Compliance
In summary, EIMT project management support is integral to the success of research projects. It provides structure, organization, and oversight, ensuring that research is conducted efficiently, ethically, and in line with the defined objectives. Effective project management supports researchers in achieving their research goals and producing high-quality outcomes.
Professional Development
Research Funding Opportunities
Inspiration and Motivation
Innovative Technologies and Tools
In summary, EIMT conferences and workshops are essential components of the research support ecosystem. They provide researchers with a range of benefits, including knowledge exchange, networking, professional development, and exposure to cutting-edge research. These events contribute to the advancement of research and the development of academic and professional networks.
Expanded Research Opportunities
Multidisciplinary Methods
Improved Problem Framing
Enhanced Communication Skills
In summary, EIMT interdisciplinary collaboration is a valuable form of research support that fosters innovation, comprehensive problem-solving, and more effective responses to complex challenges. It promotes synergy among researchers and leads to a holistic understanding of research questions, improving the quality and impact of research outcomes.
Access to Resources, Literature Review
Ethical Considerations
Academic Writing, Presentation Skills
Presentation Skills
In summary, EIMT supervision and mentoring are critical forms of research support, ensuring that researchers receive the guidance, feedback, resources, and professional development necessary to conduct high-quality research and advance their careers. Effective mentoring relationships contribute to the success of researchers at all stages of their academic or professional journey.
Networking and Conferences
Policy and Advocacy
Interdisciplinary Research
Data and Information Resources
In summary, EIMT research centers and institutes provide a wide range of support services and resources to researchers, enabling them to pursue their academic and scientific endeavors effectively. These organizations serve as catalysts for innovation, collaboration, and the advancement of knowledge in diverse fields.
Citation Management
Current and Updated Information
Archiving and Repository Services
Open Access Resources
In summary, EIMT online library resources are a valuable support system for researchers, providing them with convenient and comprehensive access to a wide range of academic materials and tools that enhance the research process. These resources are essential for staying informed, conducting literature reviews, and advancing academic work in various fields of study.
Research Networks and Consortia
Joint Publication and Citation
Innovation and Technology Transfer
Cross-Border Environmental Research
In summary, EIMT international collaboration in research has a significant impact on advancing knowledge, addressing global challenges, and fostering cooperation and understanding among nations. It enhances the quality and relevance of research, leading to transformative outcomes and contributing to the betterment of society and the world as a whole.
Cultural Preservation and Heritage
Economic Development
Crisis Response and Recovery
Social and Cultural Inclusion
In summary, EIMT research has the potential to greatly impact community engagement by empowering communities, addressing their specific needs, and providing valuable insights that guide decision-making, advocacy, and problem-solving. When research is conducted in a participatory and community-focused manner, it strengthens the connections between researchers and communities, leading to positive and sustainable change.
Early Childhood Education
Education Equity and Access
STEM Education
Adult Education and Lifelong Learning
In summary, EIMT research has a significant impact on education by informing curriculum development, improving teaching and learning strategies, shaping education policies, and enhancing educational access and equity. It is a driving force in the continuous improvement and transformation of educational systems worldwide.
Environmental Regulation
Economic Policy
Criminal Justice Reform
International Relations and Diplomacy
In summary, EIMT research plays a critical role in shaping policy and governance by providing the necessary knowledge and evidence for effective decision-making, policy development, and the pursuit of the public good. It bridges the gap between academic insights and real-world policy implementation, contributing to the betterment of society and governance.
Innovation in the Arts
Exhibition and Curation
Promotion of Cultural Diversity
Cultural Exchange and Collaboration
In summary, EIMT research significantly impacts cultural and artistic contributions by preserving cultural heritage, fostering creativity and innovation, providing historical context, and contributing to the ongoing discourse about culture and art. It plays a crucial role in promoting cultural diversity, supporting cultural policy, and preserving and celebrating the rich tapestry of human expression.
Environmental Policy and Regulation
Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security
Waste Reduction and Recycling
Environmental Education and Awareness
In summary, EIMT research is a driving force in addressing environmental and sustainability challenges. It provides the knowledge and solutions needed to reduce environmental harm, promote sustainable practices, and mitigate the impact of human activities on the planet. Research contributes to a more sustainable and resilient future for both the environment and society.
Increased Productivity
Quality of Life Improvements
Export Opportunities
Long-term Economic Growth:
In summary, EIMT research has a substantial economic impact by driving innovation, job creation, industry growth, and overall economic development. The economic benefits of research extend beyond the laboratory or academic setting and have far-reaching implications for businesses, individuals, and nations as a whole.
Academic excellence and knowledge advancement are closely intertwined, and research plays a pivotal role in driving both of these objectives. Here’s how research can have a significant impact on academic excellence and the advancement of knowledge:
Peer Review and Quality Assurance
Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Policy and Decision-Making:
Global Networking
In summary, EIMT research is a driving force behind academic excellence and knowledge advancement. It not only expands our understanding of the world but also shapes the way we teach, learn, innovate, and make decisions. It is a fundamental pillar of progress in academia and society as a whole.
Knowledge Transfer and Commercialization
Supporting Startups and Entrepreneurship
Competitiveness and Economic Growth
Sustainable Solutions
Continuous Improvement
In conclusion, EIMT research is the driving force behind innovation and technological advancements. It provides the knowledge, creativity, and problem-solving capacity needed to develop new technologies and improve existing ones, leading to societal and economic progress.
Virtual Research Support
Peer Networking
Faculty Mentorship
These research topics offer numerous avenues for exploring the role of media in shaping culture, society, and individual behaviors. Researchers in media studies often investigate the effects of media on public perception, and they contribute to discussions on media ethics, regulation, and media’s role in democratic societies.
These research topics are relevant to both academics and practitioners in the banking and finance industry, offering opportunities to contribute to financial innovation, regulatory reform, and economic development. Researchers in this field often collaborate with financial institutions, government agencies, and international organizations.
Materials Science and Nanotechnology
These research topics reflect the dynamic and evolving nature of engineering and technology fields. Researchers in these areas often collaborate with industry and government to address real-world challenges and drive technological innovation.
Museum Studies and Curation
Research in arts and sciences fosters interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation, offering opportunities to bridge gaps between different fields of knowledge. Scholars in this area often contribute to the understanding of how art and science interact, influence each other, and shape our understanding of the world.
These research topics in education cover a range of areas, from early childhood education to higher education, and from pedagogy to policy. Researchers in education can focus on specific areas of interest and contribute to the ongoing improvement of educational systems and practice.
These research topics offer a wide range of possibilities for studying and contributing to the field of hospitality, which plays a vital role in the global service industry and the travel and tourism sectors. Researchers can focus on areas that align with their interests and the current trends in the industry.
Migrant and Diaspora Cultures
These topics provide a broad spectrum of research possibilities in the humanities and culture, allowing researchers to explore various aspects of human expression, identity, and societal dynamics.
Research in the public domain can lead to valuable insights and policy recommendations that address pressing societal challenges and contribute to the betterment of communities and nations. Researchers in these areas often collaborate with governmental and non-governmental organizations to implement their findings and drive positive change.
Healthcare Law
These research topics offer a starting point for exploration within the field of law. Researchers can delve into specific areas of interest, engage with legal theory, and contribute to the development of legal knowledge and practice.
Internet of Things (IoT)
These topics represent a broad spectrum of research areas within computer science. Depending on your interests and expertise, you can explore any of these topics and contribute to the advancement of the field. It’s important to conduct a literature review to identify research gaps and formulate a research question that aligns with current challenges and trends in computer science.
These topics represent just a subset of the many areas of research in management. The specific topic you choose for research should align with your interests, expertise, and the current trends in the field. Additionally, it’s essential to conduct a literature review to identify gaps in existing knowledge and contribute new insights to the field.