This document is intended as a working document. The courses described below represent a broad selection of courses available through the Psychology Department. From time to time the Department will make additional courses available for election. Beginning September 2002 There will be a number change.

NOTE: This concentration can lead to either a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science.

Prerequisites to Concentration

In order to concentrate in Psychology, you must complete one of the following courses with a grade of "C" or better. The credits earned in your introductory prerequisite course do not count for the 30 required for the concentration.

Psych 111	Introduction to Psychology ( no credit granted those who have completed112 and/or 113)
Psych 112	Introduction to Psychology as Natural Science
Psych 113	Introduction to Psychology as a Social Science
Psych 114	Honors Introduction to Psychology (no credit granted those who have completed 111, 112 or 113)
Psych 115	Honors Introduction to Psychology as a Natural Science (no credit grantedthose who have completed 114)
Psych 255	Patterns of Development (Inteflex Students)

Psychology Concentration Requirements

A total of 30 credits in post-introductory courses, including:

Breadth (Gateway) Requirement

One course from four of the following five groups.

			credits
Group I	Psychology 240(340 )	Introduction to Cognitive Psychology	4
Group II	Psychology 230(330)	Introduction to Biopsychology	4
Group III	Psychology 250(350)	Introduction to Developmental Psychology	4
Group IV	Psychology 260(360)	Introduction to Organizational Psychology or	4
	Psychology 280(380)	Introduction to Social Psychology or	4
	Psychology 290(390)	Introduction to Personality Psychology	4
Group V	Psychology 270(370)	Introduction to Psychopathology	4

Lab Requirement

		credits
302	Special Problems in Psychology/Natural Science	2-4
303	Special Problems Laboratory	1-4
331	Advanced Lab in Biopsychology	4
332	Advanced Lab in Comparative Animal Behavior (Inactive)	3
341	Advanced Laboratory in Cognitive Psychology (Superlab)	4
342	Advanced Lab in Judgment and Decision Making	3
343	Advanced Lab in Perception (Inactive)	3
351	Advanced Lab in Developmental Psychology	3
361	Advanced Lab in Organizational Psychology	4
371	Advanced Lab in Behavior Therapy (Inactive)	3
372	Advanced Lab in Psychopathology	3
381	Advanced Lab in Social Psychology	3
383	Introduction to Survey Research	3
391	Advanced Lab in Personality Psychology	3

Experiential Lab Courses (3 Credits Minimum)

Course #	Course Tit	credits
304	Practicum in Teaching and Leading Groups	2-4
305	Practicum in Psychology	2-4
306	Project Outreach Group Leading	3
307	Directed Experiences with Children	3-4
308	Peer Advising Practicum in Psychology	2-3
310	Training in Processes of Intergroup Dialogues	3
311	Practicum in Facilitating Intergroup Dialogues	3
317/318	Community-Based Research & Laboratory in Community Research	4
319/320	Empowering Families & Communities/Laboratory in Community Intervention	4
211	Project Outreach (may be repeated for a total of 4 credits) The four credits must be completed in two different semesters. Graded credit/nocredit.	1-2
	211 can be counted as an Experiential Lab Course, but is not included as part of the 30 concentration credits.
404	Field Practicum	1-12
405	Field Practicum	1-12
322(408)	Field Practicum in Research Techniques/Natural Science	1-4
323(409)	Field Practicum in Research Techniques	1-4

NOTE: Credits earned in 404, 405, 408and 409 do not count toward the 30 credits required for the concentration. However, they do count towards the experiential lab requirement.

404 and 405 may be repeated for a total of 12 credits.

408 and 409 may be elected for a maximum of two terms and/or four creditswith the same instructor.

Credit is granted for a combined total of twelve credits of Psychology 404, 405,322( 408) and 323(409) and for a combined total of fifteen credits of) Psychology211, 404, 405, 322(408) and 323 (409).

Statistics - One course.

Statistics350 (previously 402) is required. 4 credits

Students interested in a stronger mathematical foundation in statistics may substitute statistics 425 and 426.

Additional Concentration Courses

You may take courses from the following list for additional credits toward or beyond the required 30. Any courses noted above as fulfilling psychology requirements may be taken for additional credit if 1) credit is allowed toward theconcentration and 2) the course is not already being used once to fulfill are quirement. Not all of these courses are offered on a regular basis. NOTE: The College requires that a student complete 60 credits outside his or her department of concentration (this includes all courses taken in the department,not only the ones required for the concentration) and all required cognates.

		credits
301	Teaching or Supervising Laboratory or Fieldwork in Psychology	3
312	Jumior Honors Seminar	3
313	Psychology and Religion	3
315	Psychological Aspects of the Balck Experience	3
316	The World of the Black Child	3
335	Introduction to Animal Behavior	3
338	Primate Social Behavior I (formerly 437)	4
345	Human Neuropsychology	3
346	Learning and Memory (formerly 443)	3
347	Perception (formerly 444)	3
348	Psychology of Thinking (formerly 447)	3
352	Development of Language and Thought (formerly 451)	3
353	Socialization of the Child (formerly 453)	3
355	Cognitive Development (formerly 455)	3
359	Psychology of Aging	3
373	Introduction to Community Psychology (formerly 470)	3
374	Marriage and the Family (formerly 471)	3
393	Political Psychology (formerly 490)	3
400- 402	Special Problems in Psychology	1-4
411	Gender and Group Process in a Multicultural Context	3
412	Peer Counseling	3
414 (574)	Clinical Psychology	3
415	Cultural Anthropology	3
417	Mind & Brain: Historical & Cultural Issues	3
418	Psychology and Spiritual Development	3
431	Biopsychology of Animal and Human Behavior	3
432	Reproductive Behavior in Mammals	3
433	Biopsychology of Motivation	3
436	Drugs of Abuse, Brain and Behavior	3
439	Behavioral Biology of Women	4
442	Perception, Science and Reality	3
445	Psychology of Language	3
446	Human Factors Psychology	3
448	Mathematical Psychology	3
458(558)	Psychology of Adolescence
456	Human Infancy	3
464	Group Behavior in Organizations	3
465(565)	Organizational Systems	3
473(573)	Develpmental Disturbances of Childhood	3
472(572)	Development and Structure of the Self	3
474	Introduction to Behavior Therapy	3
475(575)	Perspectives in Advanced Psychopathology (Inactive)	3
476	Clinical Study of the Family	3
479(577)	Intervention in Childhood Disorder (Inactive)	3
488	Sociological Analysis of Deviant Behavior	3
491	Human Motivation and Behavior	3
492(592)	Personality Theory (Inactive)	3
498	Gender and the Individual	3
500- 502	Special Problems in Psychology	1-4
505	Faculty Directed Independent Research	1-6
507	Faculty Directed Independent Reading	1-6
513	Survey Research Design	2
514	Survey Research Data Collection	2
530	Advanced Comparative Animal Behavior	3
531	Advanced Topics in Biopsychology	3
532	Mammalian Reproductive Endocrinology	4
541	Advanced Topicis in Cognition and Perception	3
542	Decision Process	3
551	Advanced Topics in Developmental Psychology	3
561	Advance Topics in Organizational Psychology	3
570	The Psychological Study of Lives	3
571	Advanced Topics in Clinical Psychology	3
581	Adavnced Topics in Social Psychology	3
591	Advanced Topics in Personality Psychology	3