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  Course: PSY 204
  Title:Relations: Challenges/Choices
  Long Title:Relationships : Challenges and Choices
  Course Description:Enables the student to preserve and enhance couple relationships by understanding the role of gender differences; conflict patterns; communication skills; problem solving; meaning of committment, fun and friendship.
  Min Credit:1
  Max Credit:

  Status Notes: REA 090, ENG 121, 3 Credits General Psychology I or II,
   S: or those determined by each individual institution
  Course Notes: Minor changes 12/13/05 s@; pre-req change 10/16/07 s@
  Origin Notes: CCA

 STANDARD COMPETENCIES:
 
 I.      Discuss four danger signs for a relationship.
 II.     Use the Speaker/Listener Technique in role-play situations.
 III.    Identify differences in expectations for relationships.
 IV.     Discuss how differences in expectations affect relationships.
 V.      Describe the differences among issues, events, and hidden issues.
 VI.     Discuss how issues, events, and hidden issues affect relationship communication.
 VII.    Apply the Problem Solving Model in role-play situations.


 TOPICAL OUTLINE:
 
 I.      Understanding Danger Signs in a Relationship
         A.      Escalation
         B.      Invalidation
         C.      Withdrawal and Avoidance
         D.      Negative Interpretations
 II.     Understanding the Speaker/Listener Technique
         A.      The Floor
         B.      Rules for the Speaker
         C.      Rules for the Listener
         D.      Destructive Communication Patterns
         E.      Nine Rules of Politeness
 III.    Understanding the Role of Expectations and Issues/Event Model
         A.      Self Expectation Assessment
         B.      Self Assessment workbook
         C.      New Model of Event
         D.      What is an Issue
         E.      Hidden Issues
 IV.     Understanding the Problem Solving Model
         A.      Agenda Setting
         B.      Brain Storming
         C.      Agreement and Compromise
         D.      Solution
 V.      Understanding Commitment
         A.      Personal Dedication
         B.      Constraint Commitment
         C.      Moral Commitment
         D.      Friendship and Fun
 VI.     Understanding How Core Belief Systems Influence Relationships
         A.      Primary Family Conflicts
         B.      Religious Influences
         C.      Cultural Influences
         D.      Gender Differences



 Course Offered At:

  Community College of Aurora CCA
  Pueblo Community College PCC
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