Abstract: . . .  after class. Appointments also are possible by arrangement. Please call (312)201-5900 ext. 224 to make an appointment. VII. Readings: Required Texts: Lippa, Richard, 2002. Gender, Nature and Nurture. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, New Jersey. Assigned Articles on specific topic areas will be listed and are available ON RESERVE in packets in the . . .
. . .  Global power and abuse of power dimensions in psychological settings. Readings- As per assigned list of articles Case study #4 due: Sexual exploitation or abuse of power issues. Session IX - Review & Conclusions Final Exam VII. Conference Hours: Dr. Cox is available before or after class. Appointments also are possible by arrangement. Please . . .
. . .  relevant to therapeutic Page 3 relationships. 6. Recognize and address the impact of gender. culture, class, age. ethnic background other dimensions of individual diversity on psychotherapy . IV. Course Content: PLEASE READ CHAPTERS 1 THROUGH 5 OF THE TEXT BOOK BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS! DAY 1: Session I - Introduction - Gender, biology and environment. . . .
. . .  students with disabilities, in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). If you are a student with disabilities and need accommodations to complete your course requirements, you are encouraged—if you have not already done so—to contact the Vice President of Academic affairs. Procedures for documenting your disability and requesting . . .
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