PSY 203 Psychology of Religion ◊
An examination of the brain and mind and their role in forming, interpreting, and maintaining religious beliefs. A psychology that covers neuroscience and cognitive psychology, as driving influences in peoples' belief systems, including: the work of Neurol, Jung, Ellis, Shen, Adler, and others in an exploration of the psychology behind people's attempts to map out the schema of their existence. PSY 203 is a psychological science course, as opposed to a religion or philosophy course.
Effective Date
08/17/2025
Department
Behavioral Science
Lecture
3
Last Updated
8/11/2025 2:50:40 PM