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East Tennessee State University Course Info
Johnson City, Tennessee
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PSYC 5077
Psychological Aspects of Humanitarian Aid
Psychological aspects of domestic and international, secular and religious, and short-term and long-term humanitarian aid work are explored. Students critically evaluate their own values, strengths, and weaknesses for such work and explore psychological aspects of potential aid recipients. Sometimes the course is taught abroad. Fieldwork is required.
Units: 3.0