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This course aims to provide an introduction to the wide range of topics covered by the science of psychology. By the end of the course, students should be familiar with the major theories and the methods of research used to study behavior.
- Teacher: Nastaran Otared
- Teacher: Hatice Ulsever
This course aims to provide an introduction to the wide range of topics covered by the science of psychology. By the end of the course, students should be familiar with the major theories and the methods of research used to study behavior.
- Teacher: Nastaran Otared
- Teacher: Hatice Ulsever
Philosophical and scientific antecedents of modern psychology. Schools of thought in psychology including structuralism, functionalism, behaviourism, Gestalt, and psychoanalysis. Recurrent issues in the history of psychology.
This course is designed to explore the general dynamics and neurobiology of addiction for the General Psychology master's program. Behavioral theories, addiction theories will be covered. In addition substances (illicit drugs and legal substances) as well as behaviors (gambling, eating, sex, etc) will also be examined in detail. Finally treatment modalities will also be covered and supported with research.
- Teacher: Linda Fraim
The main goal of the summer practice is to plan the patient-specific assessment and rehabilitation program for the students and to apply the theoretical knowledge and practical skills in various clinical settings. During the internship, the student will make the necessary evaluation and identification for physiotherapy and rehabilitation applications under the supervision of a physiotherapist. Patient-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation program is written by consultant physiotherapist. Basic knowledge and skills about physiotherapy and rehabilitation programs are being watched. It is a 4-week program and the practice reports will be submitted to the department management for evaluation. The written report prepared during the evaluation is regarded as a general evaluation in the nature reflecting the contents of the internship.
The aim of this course is to teach the therapeutic exercises used in physiotherapy in the pool environment and to teach the in-water treatment methods. Within the scope of this course, the physical properties of water, the basic features of aquatic exercise practices in the elderly, children and adults, in-water exercise therapy in shoulder, elbow, hand and wrist joint problems, in-water exercise therapy in hip, knee, foot and ankle joint problems, vertebral In this study, different and current in-water exercise treatments such as the Bad Ragaz Ring Method, Halliwick Method, Watsu and Aichi are examined on the basis of the literature, and programs to improve healthy physical fitness.
Within the scope of this course, the history of sports in handicapped people, general rules of paralympic games and sports facilities, disability definitions and classification, effects of exercise training for the disabled, physical fitness programs suitable for disabled people, dance activities in disabled people, appropriate sports activities in different disability groups, training programs in accordance with this scoring and sports branch will be defined and the definition of sports branches and physiotherapy and rehabilitation. At the end of this course, students will be able to know the sports that people with disabilities can do, comprehend physiological and functional differences of individuals with disabilities, recognize sports injuries that may occur in disabled people and decide on rehabilitation practices.
- Teacher: Mehmet Micogullari
The main goal of the summer practice is to plan the patient-specific assessment and rehabilitation program for the students and to apply the theoretical knowledge and practical skills in various clinical settings. During the internship, the student will make the necessary evaluation and identification for physiotherapy and rehabilitation applications under the supervision of a physiotherapist. Patient-specific physiotherapy and rehabilitation program is written by consultant physiotherapist. Basic knowledge and skills about physiotherapy and rehabilitation programs are being watched. It is a 4-week program and the practice reports will be submitted to the department management for evaluation. The written report prepared during the evaluation is regarded as a general evaluation in the nature reflecting the contents of the internship.
Basic neurophysiologic approaches used in physiotherapy and rehabilitation, differences and application techniques, theoretic basics of application, methods of Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF), upper and lower extremity patterns, neck and upper body patterns, lower body patterns, reciprocal patterns, relaxation, proximal vital functions, functional activities are included in the content of course.
- Teacher: Burcu TokgOz
The pathophysiology and symptoms of stroke, post-stroke evaluation and treatment methods, theoretical and practical applications such as Brunnstrom, Bobath and Johnstone are explained.
- Teacher: Hilal ErevcIler
- Teacher: Fatma Uygur
- Teacher: Nisa Uzun
This course aims to inform physiotherapy students about the orthotic applications. The followings are expected from the students who completed the course successfully; to make assessment before and after orthotics, to be aware of the different orthotic materials and ready products, to be aware of the possible complications of orthotic applications, to plan and apply the appropriate treatment program to increase the effectiveness of orthotic and rehabilitation. Frequent pathologies of the foot and ankle, orthotic applications, indications of long foot orthoses, commonly orthosis applications, spinal deformity orthoses (scoliosis, kyphosis, increasing and decreasing in lordosis etc.), spinal pathology orthoses (vertebra fractures, the intramedullary trauma, instabilities etc.) take place in the scope of this course.
- Teacher: Hilal ErevcIler
- Teacher: Nisa Uzun