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Behavioral Science - (BSC-601) ( MIT): Course Content

Behavioral science is a multidisciplinary field that studies human behavior, decision-making, and the factors influencing those actions, drawing insights from psychology, sociology, economics, and other areas.

Course Outline

 Introduction to Behavioral Sciences
 Behavior of Individual
Cognition
Science of Relationship
 Stress Managment
 Application of Behavioral Principles in Health and Disease
Ethics
 

Course Objectives

Course Learning Objectives:
1. Define Behavioral Sciences and explain its significance in healthcare, emphasizing the
integration of psychological, biological, and social factors. (C2)
2. Discuss cognitive development across the lifespan, including major theories and their
implications for understanding human behavior and development. (C2)
3. Analyze ethical theories in healthcare, such as principles of non-maleficence, beneficence,
and justice, to evaluate their application in clinical practice and decision-making. (C4)
4. Demonstrate effective communication skills in healthcare contexts, including identifying
barriers, employing appropriate modes, and adapting communication strategies to different
situations. (P3)
5. Evaluate the impact of stress on health and employ stress management techniques, applying
psychological defense mechanisms and coping strategies to enhance patient care and personal
well-being