FPSY 4820U – Selected Topics in Antisociality

This course provides a critical examination of the major biological, clinical, developmental, personality and social/environmental explanations of criminal and antisocial behaviour. Topics covered may include: genetics, hormonal and biochemical imbalances, mental disorders, learning, situational influences, and moral development. This course may emphasize oral presentations, class participation, and other weekly in-class assessments.
Formerly: PSYC 4820U
Credit hours: 3
Lecture hours: 3
Prerequisite(s): Fourth-year standing in Forensic Psychology and PSYC 1000U and FPSY 3210U and SSCI 2900U
Credit restriction(s): PSYC 3820U
Recommended: SSCI 2900U
Experiential learning: Yes