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skills include the basics of group dynamics and an introduction to the
laboratory training method of working with groups. The application of
the principles and techniques related to group situations in the public
schools is a second major objective.

COUN 732 FAMILY COUNSELING
Former course number 532 Prerequisites: None
Credits: 3
This course provides an opportunity for students interested in
counseling and mental health to study basic theories and application
for the principles of family counseling. By using various theories,
students will learn how the application of Family Theories is used in
developing a holistic understanding of the dynamics of a family.
Through an in-depth comprehension of family behavior, students will
use various family counseling theories demonstrating their skill
development in counseling families.

COUN 735 CASE STUDIES AND PROBLEMS IN PUBLIC
APPRAISAL
Former course number 535 Prerequisites: PSYC 502; 530 or
534; 508 and EDUC 510 or COUN 510
Credits: 3
This course focuses on collecting and interpreting standardized and
non-standardized pupil appraisal data and synthesis of all types of
data through case study procedures.

COUN 747 PERSONAL GROUP COUNSELING
Former course number 547 Prerequisites: PSYC 531
Credits: 3
The primary purpose of this course is to provide a personal growth
experience for students by helping to overcome mistakes in private
logic and behavior and by maximizing the individual's potential.
Members of the class will interact as counselees. Life style information
will be used as a basis for understanding and helping the individual
become more effective personally and professionally.

COUN 755 BIOFEEDBACK THEORY
Former course number 555 Prerequisites: None
Credits: 3
This course will focus on the use of biofeedback procedures, which
enable a person to control one or more of his physiological processes

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