ROSEMEAD SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY
lntercultural Studies
therapist and his therapeutic conceprequisite: STP 500, 72 I or 722; STH 604
STP 731 Theologicol Contributions to the
Practice of Therapy (2)
tualizations and intervention are examined. (Course may be repeated
Students can apply up Lo six units of th e followin g courses toward the
and permission of instructor. Elective.
A consideration of scriptural passages and theological doctrines relating to a variety of clinical problems and issues. Includes a biblical discussion of topics such as identity, se lf esteem, guilt, anger, depr ess ion , anxiety, and assertiveness. Prerequisites: STP 500,
STP 749 Values in Psychotherapy (2)
with different emphasis.) Prerequipsychology graduation requirement. Aconsideration of the role of values in
Course descriptions are given under the School of lntercu ltural Studies
site: STP 500,721 or 722. Elective .
the psychotherapy process. Includes discussion of the presence and impact of the implicit and explicit va lues of
STP 745 Maturity: Psychological and
section of the catalog.
Theological Perspectives (2)
SCL 520
Interpersonal and
Various approaches to the concept of maturity are reviewed, including the psychological , biblical and devotional.
both therapist and client. Prerequiln tercultural Adjusunent
site: STP 500, 721or 722. Elective.
721 or 722. Elective.
SCL 622
lntercultural
Commun ication
STP 741 Guilt, Conscience and Sociahzation (2) Adiscussion of guiil and conscience, including both biblical and psychological
Amajor focus is placed on the similariSTP 750 Perspectives on Human Nature (2)
Social Organization SHM 550 Christianity and Culture
Acritical examination of various theoSCL 702
ties and differences between biblical and psychological maturity as seen by
logical and psychological anthropolo gies. Each student is expected to con
SST 561
Topics in Applied
theories on the origins of guilt and consuch integration theorists as Caner,
Cultural Anthropology
science and the expressionsof these theoClines, Grounds and Oakland. Prereqduct an in-depth review of one theo
SST 562 SST 563
Culture Change
ries in therapy. Prerequisite: STP 500, 72 I or 722; commencement of individual didactic and STH 603 and 604. Elective. STP 742 Anger, Aggression and Hostility (2) A consideration of anger and related emotions and behaviors, including the catharsis hypotheses and aggression in fantasy. Prerequisite: STP 500, 721 or
retical perspective. Prerequisite: STP
uisite: STP 500, 721 or 722. Elective.
Sex Roles in Socie ty
500, 721 or 722. Elective.
STP 746 Sele<ted Topics and Issues in
Integration (2)
STP 760 Independent Study (1-3)
Occasional seminars are offered under this course designation with
Individual study, directed readi ng or special problems in integration. Such
focus on some contemporary integrastudy must be done with the approval
tion issue, controversy or specia l research interest. Prerequisite: STP
and supervision of a faculty professor of record. The srudent is expected to sub mit a detailed course proposal and a bib liography on a learning contract form available from the registrar 's office. Required courses may not be taken through independent study. Elective.
500, 721or 722. Elective.
722. Elective.
STP 7 48 Christian Community (2)
STP 744 Integration and Therapy (2)
The focus of this sem inar is on
Astudy of the potential impact of the
"explicit integration " in psychotherchurch as a social system upon the
apy. The distinctives of the Christian
growth and maturity of its members. Pre-
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