University of Phoenix Psychology Programs
If you are interested in studying psychology, University of Phoenix has degree programs that cover major topics found in the contemporary field. The programs are not clinical and do not lead to licensure as a therapist.
The Associate of Arts in Psychology program at Axia College of University of Phoenix introduces students to theories of personality, human sexuality, the physiological and neurological basis of human behavior and many other aspects.
The bachelor's and master's programs in psychology at University of Phoenix expand upon these areas of psychological study with a higher level of academic focus on general principles and research in the field rather than clinical skills development. Among other aspects, students in these programs learn about the cognitive and affective processes that underlie behavior, as well as the critical-thinking, research and problem-solving skills necessary to evaluate behavior. The programs are designed to provide prospective or current supervisors, managers and educators with a general understanding of human cognition and behavior.
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