HMNS 1040 — - Drugs and Human Behavior
This course provides general and specialized knowledge concerning the bio-psycho-social antecedents and consequences of drug taking behaviors. Additionally, it carefully examines the nature of compulsion as it relates to the activity addictions. The use of medical, behavioral and psychodynamic models promote an understanding of addiction as a process, not an event, and students are exposed to current research documenting the connections between addictive behavior activities and brain chemistry. Students will gain knowledge and skills in the areas of assessment, intervention, treatment, relapse prevention and health promotion for working with individuals, groups and families affected by addictive and compulsive disorders. This course is required for placement in a substance abuse internship. Note: Grade of C or better required for Human Services program students. Lecture: 4 hours
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- Associate in Arts (URI) (p. 356)
- Physical Education, Personal Trainer Concentration - Certificate
- RIC transfer requirements)
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- Work BSW - Associate in Arts (RIC)