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    This document outlines the syllabus for a 3-credit criminology course titled "Human Behavior and Victimology". The course covers the study of human behavior with a focus on normal and abnormal behavior, as well as victimization. It aims to help students understand human behavior and its contribution to criminology. The syllabus lists 5 modules that will be covered over 18 weeks, including topics like deviant behavior, mental disorders, abnormal psychology, and victimology. Students will be evaluated based on quizzes, assignments, exams, and class participation, with a minimum passing grade of 75%.

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    This document outlines the syllabus for a 3-credit criminology course titled "Human Behavior and Victimology". The course covers the study of human behavior with a focus on normal and abnormal behavior, as well as victimization. It aims to help students understand human behavior and its contribution to criminology. The syllabus lists 5 modules that will be covered over 18 weeks, including topics like deviant behavior, mental disorders, abnormal psychology, and victimology. Students will be evaluated based on quizzes, assignments, exams, and class participation, with a minimum passing grade of 75%.

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    GAPAN CITY COLLEGE

    Department of Criminology
    Syllabus

    Subject Code: CSE 313 Credit: 3 units


    Subject Title: HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND VICTIMOLOGY Prerequisite: None

    A. Subject Description:
    The course covers the study on human behavior with emphasis on the concept of human development and
    abnormal behavior. It includes strategies and approaches for handling different kinds of abnormal behavior in
    relation to law enforcement and criminal proceedings. It also includes the study of victimization, the role of
    community and techniques in assisting offenders reintegration and victims recovery.

    B. Objectives:
    At the end of the semester, you should be able to:

    1. Explain the dynamics of human behavior, including the normal and abnormal behavior,
    the significance of abnormal psychology and evaluate signals of maladaptive behavior
    that could endanger public safety, specifically the indications and symptoms of abnormal
    persons, including deviant behavior.
    2. Engage in lifelong learning and understanding of human behavior contributing to the
    development in the field of criminology and criminal justice
    3. Apply professional, social and ethical standards in the study of human behavior and
    victimology.

    C. Subject Outline, Time Allotment and Mode of Delivery

    Lesson/Module Topics/Activities Schedule No. of Mode of


    Hours Delivery
    Overview and Course Orientation 30 minutes Face to Face
    Week 1
    1 THE STUDY OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR 4 hours Online/Take
    a. What is Human Behavior Week 1-2 Home
    b. Study of Human Behavior Activities
    c. Viewpoints in Human Behavior
    d. Factors affecting Human Behavior
    e. Classification of Human Behavior
    f. Basic Types of Human Behavior
    Assessment, Submission and Evaluation of Week 2 1 hour 30 Face to Face
    Output/Activities mins.
    2 DEVIANT BEHAVIOR
    a. What is Deviant Behavior Week 3-7 12 hours Online/Take
    b. Basic perspective on Deviant Behavior Home
    c. Traditional theories in Deviant Behavior Activities
    d. Contemporary theories of Deviant
    Behavior
    e. Common forms of Deviant Behavior
    f. Deviant Behavior and Sociology
    g. Deviant Behavior and Mental Disorders

    Assessment, Submission and Evaluation of Week 7 2 hours Face to Face


    Output/Activities
    MIDTERM EXAM Week 8 2 hours Face to Face
    3 MENTAL DISORDERS

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    a. Who is the Norma person?
    b. Who is an Abnormal Person? Week 9-13 15 hours Online/Take
    c. Symptoms of Mental Disorders Home
    d. Several Types of Mental Disorders Activities
    e. Manifestation of Mental Disorders
    f. Classical types of Mental Deficiencies
    g. Conditions Manifesting Mental
    Disturbance
    h. Categories of Mentally Disturbed
    Persons.

    Assessment, Submission and Evaluation of Week 13 3 hours Face to Face


    Output/Activities
    4 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
    a. What is Abnormal Psychology Week 14- 4 hours Online/Take
    b. Approaches in Abnormal Psychology 15 Home
    c. Categories of mental Abnormality Activities
    d. Classification of Mental Abnormalities Online

    Assessment, Submission and Evaluation of Week 15 2 hours Face to Face


    Output/Activities
    5 VICTIMOLOGY Week 16-
    a. What is Victimology 17
    b. Theories of Victimization 4 hours Online/Take
    c. Nature and Concept of Victimization Home
    Activities
    Assessment, Submission and Evaluation of Week 17 2 hour Face to Face
    Output/Activities
    FINAL EXAM Week 18 2 hours Face to Face
    Total No. Of
    Hours. 54 hours

    B. Textbook: Human Behavior and Crisis Management by Oscar G. Soriano, Ph.D , Eliseo DC. Cruz

    C. Other References:

    D. Grading System:

    The minimum requirement for a passing grade is 75% final grade average from the following:

    Quizzes 20%
    Recitation 20%
    Assignment 10%
    Term paper 10%
    Term Exam 40%
    TOTAL 100%
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    Total Grade Grade Point
    Below 70 5.00
    70 3.00
    74 2.75
    78 2.50
    82 2.25
    85 2.00
    89 1.75
    93 1.50
    97 1.25
    100 1.00

    E. Faculty Contact Information


    Name: ___________________________________
    Email Address: ____________________________
    Facebook Account: _________________________
    Contact Number: ___________________________

    Checked by: Noted by:

    Cynthia R. Mazo MSCrim Angel A. Pangilinan Ph.D.


    Department Chair Interim College President

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