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PSY 484 – Psychology of Addiction (4)

Focuses on the psychological factors in drug and behavioral addictions and associated interventions. The approach will be biopsychosocial, addressing neurobiological, behavioral, psychological, and social factors that influence addiction. Topics will include epidemiology and public health impact, diagnosis, models of addiction, and intervention and treatment approaches. This course may be subject to Enforced Prerequisites that restrict registration into the course. Check the offerings below for more information.

Course Attributes
Core, Skills, WIC

For more information, contact OSU Ecampus at 800-667-1465 (option 1) or ecampus.ess@oregonstate.edu.

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TermCRNSecCrP/NInstructorTypeStatusCapAvailWL CapWL Avail
F24191224004StaffOnline Open202055
Registration Restrictions
Enforced Prereqs: H 220 [C-] or PSY 301 [C-] or PSY 301H [C-] or SOC 315 [C-]
Class Limitations: -1, -2 (Freshman, Sophomore)
Syllabus: Available in Canvas to students enrolled in this course. Or contact department to request syllabus.
F24191234014StaffOnline Open5500
Registration Restrictions
Enforced Prereqs: H 220 [C-] or PSY 301 [C-] or PSY 301H [C-] or SOC 315 [C-]
Class Limitations: -1, -2 (Freshman, Sophomore)
Department Approval Required
Class Notes: The seats in this section are reserved for students with a Psychology major catalog year 2021-22 or earlier to satisfy the WIC requirement. Contact your advisor for more information.
Syllabus: Available in Canvas to students enrolled in this course. Or contact department to request syllabus.
Find textbooks for PSY 484 at the OSU Beaver Store (current term only). For questions related to course materials, contact the OSU Beaver Store.

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+ = Include restriction.
- = Exclude restriction.
* = Prereq may be taken prior to or simultaneously with this course.