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PY 713 - Psychosocial Considerations of Domestic and International TerrorismPrerequisite(s): PY 464 and PY 451 and PY 468 and PY 462 and PY 466. Acts of war and terrorism are unparalleled in their deleterious effects on community wellness and psychological stability. War and terror are substantial public health issues with significant health consequences, of which mental health issues are a principal component. Psychologists must be prepared to understand and meet the needs of populations with acute and chronic exposure to terror and conflict. This course will explore the psychological and social consequences of war and terrorism, including state-sanctioned terror with an emphasis on individual, familial, and community coping, resilience, and rebuilding. (1 credit) |
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