Behavioral Sciences class?

Question

Do psychopharmacology or cognitive psychology count as a "Humanities, Social and Behavioral Sciences" course?

Answer 1

definitely cognitive psych (science of memory, learning, thinking, etc), though it is very scientific in its approach.

psychopharmacology - also science applied to behavior.  You may need some biology and chemistry courses to be competent in the course.

Both are behavioral science courses, more in common with the sciences than the humanities.   Be wary if you are only taking these courses to fulfill degree requirements; I've already mentioned the background requited for the pharm course, and cognitive psych uses research methods you may find rather boring if you are not 'into it.".  Make sure you have the required pre-requisites, and glance through the text (before purchase) or takl to someone who took the course to see if you like the material and methodology used in each area.