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Putting the Pieces Back into the Whole: An Experiential Course on Holistic Health.

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Stefan, Edwin S.; Brucklacher, Mary A. – Teaching of Psychology, 1984

Present research into the psychophysical process affecting illness and health is providing an awareness that a person cannot be treated piecemeal. Described is an experiential course in holistic health that was favorably received by students and had a significant impact on them. (RM)

Descriptors: Course Descriptions, Experiential Learning, Health Education, Holistic Approach

Teaching an Undergraduate Lecture/Research Course in Health Psychology.

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Tritt, Donald G. – Teaching of Psychology, 1993

Describes a college-level course in health psychology. Recommends a course divided between lectures and a class-designed research project. Reports that course evaluations by the students indicated that the students enjoyed the course design and assignments. (CFR)

Descriptors: Cooperative Learning, Course Content, Course Descriptions, Curriculum Design