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Courses
  2023 Statistics for Behavioral Sciences Provides a foundation in probability theory and statistical analysis of social science data.  Emphasis on what various statistics do, when they might be useful, and how to compute the results.  A balance between procedural and conceptual understanding is presented.  Prerequisite:  2253 or introductory psychological course.
 

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2053 Psychology of Work Takes an in-depth approach to studying some of the major aspects of workplace psychology (e.g., selection of employees, assessment of individual differences, leadership, job attitudes), including an examination of the context in which these phenomena occur (e.g., legal issues and broader societal concerns such as fairness and equal access).
 

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2253 Foundations of Psychology Provides an overview of psychological theory and research on brain-behavior relations, motivation, learning, sensation and perception, memory, social behavior, intelligence, and personality. Required of majors as a prerequisite for 3000- and 4000-level courses.
 

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2263 Sports Psychology Sports Psychology is a survey course intended for both majors and non-majors interested in psychology and sports. The course reviews and applies relevant theories and research in psychology to sports-related phenomena such as peak performance, participant motivation, coaching, stress and anxiety, and team performance.

 

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3013 Research Methods Introduction to principles of scientific research in the social sciences. Experience with experimental, correlational, and survey techniques is provided. Theoretical justifications for each approach are discussed.
Prerequisite: Psy 2023 and Psy 2253 or equivalent.
 

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3023 Assessment of Individual Differences Introduction to psychometric theory and practice, with application to the evaluation and use of tests in psychological assessment. Experiential exercises provide basic skills in estimating and evaluating the reliability and validity of tests.  Prerequisite: Psy 3013 or permission of instructor.
 

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3033 Abnormal Psychology Overview of mental disorders with interpretation from dynamic biological and behavioral perspectives. Current research findings are presented as they apply to etiology, diagnosis, and treatment.  Prerequisite: Upper-division standing or permission of instructor.
 

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3053 Social Psychology Systematic overview of experimental studies of the effects of social interaction on attitudes and behavior.
Prerequisite: Upper-division standing.
 

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3063 Developmental Psychology Examines significant issues in the study of developmental change in human behavior.  Emphasizes understanding of how human beings grow physically, cognitively, emotionally, and socially during infancy, childhood, and adolescence. 
Prerequisite:  Psy 2253 or equivalent
 

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3073 Industrial/ Organizational Psychology An examination of psychological techniques, principles, and theories applied to the study of individuals and groups within organizations. Topics include personnel selection, evaluation, performance, training, motivation, and leadership.
 

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3083 Clinical Psychology and Behavior Change Examination of psychological principles as a basis for effective intervention in human problems. Introduction to the roles and functions of professional psychologists in mental health, medical, educational, and community settings; theories and techniques of psychological interviewing and evaluation; and development of change programs for child and adult behavior problems.
Prerequisite: Psy 3033.
 

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4003 Theories of Personality Examines the major issues and methodological approaches to the study of personality, with emphasis on the biological and social factors that contribute to enduring tendencies and change.
Prerequisites: Six hours in psychology and upper-division standing.
 

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4013 History of Psychology A survey and critical analysis of the philosophical, social, and scientific foundations of psychological thought from ancient times to the present.
 

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4023 Psychology of Women Introduces students to prominent theories and empirical evidence regarding the psychology of women.
 

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4033 Cognitive Psychology An examination of cognitive processes involved in human perception, memory, thinking, and learning, with a focus on theories and research on human information processing.
Prerequisite: Upper-division standing.
 

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4043 Aging and Society Examines the nature and implications of aging. Emphasis on competing theoretical perspectives on later life as well as on practical issues such as coping with stress of bereavement, declining health and independence, families in later life, care-giving, abuse, ageism.
 

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4083 Biological Foundations of Behavior Structure and function of the nervous system and related systems, with emphasis on neuron conduction and transmission, sensation, and current theory and research on the biological correlates of behavior.
Prerequisite: Upper-division standing.
 

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4093 Children and Families with Special Needs Provides a lifespan focus to the study of people with disabilities, their families, and the professionals who provide the services and support that enhance their lives.
 

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4183 Topics in Psychology Examines contemporary themes and issues in psychological theory and research.

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4213 Advanced Cognitive Research Methods This course will expose its participants to the methods and practice of research in contemporary cognitive psychology.  The class will include a systematic review of advanced methods used in cognitive research and a lab component where the knowledge about those methods will be used.

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4213 Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine This class covers the theory, research and practice of health psychology and behavioral medicine emphasizing the prevention and modification of health compromising behaviors; psychological management of stress, pain and chronic/terminal illness; and effective interventions for specific health behaviors/disorders.

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4771 Clinical Psychology Practicum Provides practicum experience for undergraduate students of abnormal psychology.  This course was developed to provide undergraduate students with exposure to individuals with serious, chronic mental illness.  Concurrent enrollment in Psy 3083 is required.

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4871-3 Community Psychology Practicum Supervised experience with community agencies or projects working to improve social well-being.

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4973 Senior Seminar

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4991-3 Independent Research Supervised research with a faculty member or directed readings on a topic selected by the student.
 

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