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The goals of a Bachelor of Science in Psychology program include: a) explaining psychology's fundamental nature as a field of study; b) applying core concepts, terminology, and key theories to analyze psychological phenomena; c) showing comprehensive knowledge across various psychology content areas; d) outlining essential features of psychological science; e) discussing diverse research methodologies in psychology; f) developing and executing basic studies to explore psychological inquiries with proper techniques; g) assessing the validity of conclusions drawn from psychological studies; h) appropriately extending research findings within methodological constraints; i) adhering to APA ethical guidelines when working with human and animal subjects throughout research processes; j) applying analytical thinking skills; k) utilizing logical reasoning to evaluate, construct, support, and critique arguments; l) addressing challenges systematically; m) outlining key practical psychology fields (e.g., clinical, organizational, educational); n) determining suitable psychological applications for problem-solving; o) explaining how psychological concepts can address societal concerns and guide policies; p) acknowledging ethical conduct's importance in psychological practice and research; q) valuing academic honesty; r) appreciating human diversity and recognizing psychological interpretations may differ across groups; s) evaluating and defending civic and global engagement; t) recognizing boundaries of psychological expertise.