PSYC 714 - CLINICAL PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY

2credit hour(s)

Description This course provides a broad survey of the general principles of pharmacology, focusing on classes of drugs that have their primary mode of action directed at the Central Nervous System. Throughout the course there will be discussion of the basic principles and biological processes underlying drug action, the use of drugs in treating various disorders and the common adverse effects associated with various classes of drugs.

Prerequisites and Corequisites
Prerequisite: Enrollment in Clinical Psychology Program and completion of Psych 711: Seminar in Physiological Psychology or permission of instructor.

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