PSY 427 Using Prevention Strategies

A prevention science approach means using science-based strategies and tools to assess health and well-being problems among individuals, families, and communities, and develop strategies, programs, practices, and policies to improve outcomes.  During this course, students will identify a public health problem in their discipline, and through a science-based, upstream approach be able to assess risk and protective factors, develop a plan of action, and design a prevention program strategy with an evaluation component to reduce adverse outcomes and increase resiliency.

 

 

Credits

3

Prerequisite

PSY 425, PSY 426, PSY 453, and one of the following developmental courses (PSY 329, PSY 330, PSY 332, PSY 336 or PSY 402)