COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Psychology
P500 Introduction to Professional Psychology (1) An orientation to the profession of psychology including lectures and case observations.
P501 Measurement (3)
A survey of basic methods used in constructing and standardizing psychological tests and principles involved in interpretation of test scores. Prerequisite: Undergraduate statistics
P502 Statistics (3)
Lecture and laboratory covering sampling and statistical inference. The course includes both parametric and nonparametric hypothesis testing. Prerequisite: Undergraduate statistics
P511 Psychology of Learning (3)
A comparison of major learning theories and an investigation of experimental contributions to the study of basic processes includ ing conditioning, motivation, inhibition, generalization and dis crimination. Prerequisite: Undergraduate course in Learning
P512 Social Psychology (3)
Individual behavior as influenced by and demonstrated in group situations; group formation and role differentiation; communica tion and human interaction; social norms and intergroup relations.
P513 Theories of Personality (3)
A critical evaluation of primary sources of selected personality theories including Freudian, neo-Freudian, phenomenological and learning theorists. Prerequisite: Undergraduate course in Personality 26
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