PSY 310 Human Sexuality
This course will examine human sexuality from a biopsychosocial perspective. We will consider the biological, psychological, and social factors that influence sexual behaviors, attitudes, and values. We will gain an understanding of the diversity of sexual behaviors and lifestyles, particularly focusing on human sexuality in the United States. Students will enhance their critical thinking skills through the investigation of scientific evidence for each of the topics covered. Finally, this course requires openness and respect of diverse perspectives to enable students to explore and develop their unique views about human sexuality.
Cross Listed Courses
GNDR 310
Prerequisite
Take PSY-105 and Jr or Sr standing or instructor consent.
Course Types
CL
Offered
Annual Fall Semester