PSY 321 - Psychology of Human Sexuality

A study of human sexuality from psychological and diversity viewpoints in order to help the students clarify their attitudes toward their own and other’s sexuality. Areas to be investigated include environmental determinants of sexuality, sexual arousal and response, marital sexuality, sexual variance, sexual attitudes, diverse cultural differences of sexuality, and other topics selected by the class. Note: it is recommended that students contact the instructor prior to enrollment to discuss the content of the course. Not open to those who have taken PSY 221.
Lecture
Credits: 3
Diversity, Cross-Cultural and Global Perspectives. Not for core credit. Not Open to Freshman. Offered in the Fall Semester.