PSY 785 - Psychology of Combat & Conflict

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Examination of the psychological impact of direct or secondary experiencing of conflict, including the physical and psychological sequelae of combat and the impact of combat-related manifestations on family members and others. Diagnosis and treatment of acute and cumulative combat-related stress including normal and maladaptive reactions to conflict-related responses are addressed, as well as suicidal and homicidal behavior pre-, during, and post-deployment. Note: Satisfies program requirement as a General Elective.

Prerequisites: PSY 784 or permission of the Military Emphasis Coordinator.