• Psychopharmacology 

  Molchanova, Elena (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2014)

  The primary objective of this course is to introduce undergraduate students to the field of psychopharmacology by reviewing biological and practical elements related to psychotropic medications. The course will be divided ...
• Physiology of CNS and Sensory Systems 

  Molchanova, Elena (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2014)

  The present program includes modern scientific achievements of the analysis of activity, including the physiological and functional systems of an organism, unites analytical and synthetic physiology. It consists of three ...
• Minor in Psychology 

  Unknown author (American University of Central Asia, Psychology Department, 2013)

  Psychological science is a human nature studies. It studies mind, behavior, and relationship between them. To study Psychology means to seek to understand how humans and other organisms think, learn, perceive, feel, ...
• Faculty peer-review at AUCA 

  Unknown author (2011-11-02)
• Introduction to Psychology 

  Kim, Elena (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2011)

  This course is designed to give students a broad overview of many of the topics of interest in contemporary psychology. Students will explore various areas within psychology, including biological, cognitive, developmental, ...
• Social Psychology 

  Yarova, Olga (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2014)
• Mathematical and Statistical Methods in Psychology 

  Ablezova, Mehrigul (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2013)

  This course covers the basic principles of collecting, organizing, and analyzing psychological data. These include basic descriptive (e.g., means, standard deviations) and inferential statistics (t-tests, correlation, ...
• History and Methodology of Psychology 

  Bagdasarova, Nina (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2014)

  This course is about general understanding of how psychological thought has been developing. This kind of courses is absolutely necessary for each professional psychologist since Psychology is a scope of knowledge ...
• History and Methodology of Psychology 

  Bagdasarova, Nina (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2013)

  This course is about general understanding of how psychological thought has been developing. This kind of courses is absolutely necessary for each professional psychologist since Psychology is a scope of knowledge ...
• Syllabus for the course Developmental Psychology 

  Yarova, Olga (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2013)

  Human life starts with miracles – the miracle of life inside the mother’s belly, the miracle of new creature birth, the miracle of transformation from a silent and helpless baby to a selfaware, smart, nimble and talkative ...
• Introduction to Autism and Applied Behavior Analysis Treatment 

  Edwards, William; Yarova, Olga (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2013)
• Introduction to Autism and Applied Behavior Analysis Treatment 

  Edwards, William; Yarova, Olga (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2014)
• Introduction to Psychology 

  Kim, Elena (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2013)

  This course is designed to give students a broad overview of many of the topics of interest in contemporary psychology. Students will explore various areas within psychology, including biological, cognitive, developmental, ...
• The Special Psychology 

  Bagdasarova, Nina (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2012)

  This course is about people who are different. It does matter why they are different. Do they feel different because the majority of people perceived them in this way? Or maybe they feel perfectly “normal” but we don’t ...
• Trying to Teach Psychology (Methods of Teaching Psychology) 

  Bagdasarova, Nina (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2013)

  This course is devoted to an art of teaching Psychology. “Art” is a right word for teaching especially for teaching Psychological courses. Using the word “art” doesn’t mean that teacher doesn’t have any skills or instruments ...
• Trying to Teach Psychology (Methods of Teaching Psychology) 

  Bagdasarova, Nina (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2012)

  This course is devoted to an art of teaching Psychology. “Art” is a right word for teaching especially for teaching Psychological courses. Using the word “art” doesn’t mean that teacher doesn’t have any skills or instruments ...
• Psychology of Mass Communication 

  Bagdasarova, Nina (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2013)

  This course examines how media influence our knowledge of ourselves and our world. Media definitely affect our attitudes, values and even behavior. The media effects do exist and the journalists are the main authors of ...
• Political Psychology 

  Bagdasarova, Nina (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2014)

  The connections between Psychology and Politics are quite obvious but no so well explored and described. Psychology as an experimental science locked in the labs is not always fitting to complicated political life. ...
• Organizational Psychology 

  Yarova, Olga (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2013)
• Pedagogy 

  Bagdasarova, Nina (American University of Central Asia. Psychology Department, 2011)

  This course examines how education influences our knowledge of ourselves and our world. Education is maybe the main factor that affects our attitudes, values and behavior. Education is definitely connected with politics ...

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