Personality Theory and Individual Differences

CMH5126.01
Course System Home Terms Winter 2027 Personality Theory and Individual Differences

Course Description

Summary

Reviews major personality theories and their empirical bases. Addresses individual differences in traits, temperament, and self-concept, with application to assessment, research, and understanding behavior in applied settings.

Learning Outcomes

  • Analyze major personality theories and evaluate their empirical foundations, including the strengths, limitations, and contemporary applications of differing theoretical perspectives.
  • Examine individual differences in personality traits, temperament, and self-concept, integrating developmental, cultural, and contextual factors to explain variations in human behavior.
  • Apply personality theory and research to the interpretation of assessment data and the conceptualization of behavior in clinical, educational, organizational, and other applied settings.

Prerequisites

Enrollment in CMHC graduate program.

Instructor

  • Faculty TBA

Day and Time

TBA

Delivery Method

Hybrid

Length of Course

Full Term

Academic Term

Winter 2027

Credits

3

Course Level

5000

Maximum Enrollment

100

Course Frequency

Every term