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FACULTY OF DENTISTRY - DENTISTRY
Fakulte:
1
Bolum:
1
Ders Id No:
18002029790
Katalog Id:
2003
Ders Tipi:
0
Ogretim Duzeyi:
2
Ogretim Turu:
1
Course Information
Faculty:
FACULTY OF DENTISTRY
Program:
DENTISTRY
Level of Study:
Under Graduate
Type of Education:
1. Öğretim
Course Title:
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
Course Code:
DHF119
Offered Semester:
1
Theoretical:
1
Practical:
0
Laboratory:
0
Credits:
0.0
ECTS Credits:
2.0
Catalog Number:
2003
Course Type:
Required
Language of Instruction:
Course Lecturer(s):
Dr. Öğr. Üyesi SELEN BOZKAYA BİLGİN
Course Objective:
Within the scope of this course, it is aimed for students to recognize the basic concepts, principles, and theories in psychology, to recognize the biological, psychological and social mechanisms in the formation of human emotions, thoughts and behaviors, and to use them in clinical practice.
Course Description:
Cognitive functions and their functioning, the relationship between mind and behavior, the relationship between genetics and behavior, psychosocial development of human and personality theories
Course Materials:
HUMAN AND BEHAVIOR, Doğan Cüceloğlu, Remzi Bookstore, 2022
PSYCHOLOGY - A Journey of Discovery - PSYCHOLOGY - An Exploration, Saundra K. Ciccarelli - J. Noland White, Nobel Academic Publishing, 2019
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ECTS
Activity
Number
Time (hours)
Total (Workload)
Midterm
16
1
16
Midterm
1
5
5
Midterm
1
7
7
Midterm
16
1
16
Midterm
16
1
16
Total Work Load
60
Total Work Load/ 30 (s)
2.00
ECTS Credit of the Course
2.0
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Course Learning Outcomes
Number
Learning Outcome
1
Define structures, conduction pathways and transmission mechanisms in the human nervous system.
2
Define structures, conduction pathways and transmission mechanisms in the human nervous system.
3
Explain the biopsychosocial factors in human behavior.
4
Defines the cognitive and behavioral consequences of mental damage.
5
Comprehends the psychosocial development of human and personality theories.
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Weekly Topics
Week
Topic
Preliminary
Methodology
1
Introduction to Behavioral Sciences
2
Genetics and Behavior
3
Neurobiological Basis of Behavior
4
Thinking, problem solving and intelligence
5
Learning
6
Memory
7
Lifelong Development
8
Midterm
9
Impulses, Motives and Emotions
10
Personality-I
11
Personality-II
12
Self Defense Mechanisms
13
Social Psychology
14
Stress, Lifestyle and Health
15
patient-physician relationship
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Evaluation Method
Activity Name
Number
Contribution Margin
Midterm
1
40
Midterm
1
60
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Course Lecturer(s)
Title
Name
Surname
Web address
Mail
Task
Ass. Prof.
ŞÜKRİYE
BOŞGELMEZ HACIHANEFİOĞLU
Course Instructor
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Contribution of the Course to Program Outcomes
Order
Program Learning Outcomes
Contribution
1
2
3
4
5
1
Program Output 1
X
2
He/she can use the knowledge gained in the field of dentistry practically on diseases, preventive treatments and medicated treatments of mouth, jaw, teeth and all oral tissues.
X
3
Using the advanced knowledge and skills acquired in the field of dentistry, they can interpret and evaluate the data related to the treatment process, identify and analyze problems, and develop solutions based on research and evidence.
X
4
Can independently conduct a qualitative or quantitative research on Dentistry.
5
Can take responsibility individually and as a team member to solve complex and unpredictable problems encountered in diagnosis, diagnosis and treatment practices related to dentistry.
X
6
As a dentist, it can contribute to the development and training of technicians working under its responsibility.
X
7
Evaluate the theoretical knowledge and applied skills acquired in the field of dentistry with a critical approach.
X
8
Can identify learning needs and participate in trainings related to the field, adopts a lifelong learning approach.
X
9
Can inform relevant persons and institutions on issues related to the field of dentistry; can convey his thoughts and suggestions for solutions to problems verbally and in writing.
10
Can share quantitative and qualitative data where necessary
X
11
By using English at least at the European Language Portfolio B1 General Level, they can follow the information in their field, communicate with their colleagues and attend congresses.
12
Acts in accordance with ethical values in evaluation, diagnosis, treatment and practices in relations with pediatric and adult patients.
X
13
She has sufficient awareness of the universality of social rights, social justice, quality culture and protection of cultural values, environmental protection, occupational health and safety.
X
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