In addition to the courses listed here, BIO 340 may also be used to meet the requirements for elective courses in psychology. Lecture and lab. Psychological, medical and socio-political aspects of aging are considered in connection with such specific issues as health care, housing, retirement and income and social relationships. Field visits to relevant community facilities illuminate these issues and offer an overview of career opportunities in the area of aging. A study of applied statistics for psychology and related behavioral and social sciences.
Emphasis is on statistics for experiments and on computer based analysis.
An exploration of human psychological growth and development from conception through adolescence. Lecture and lab. An introduction to the study of psychological measurement and valuation. Individual and group tests in the areas of intelligence, achievement, aptitudes and personality will be introduced. Test administration, scoring and interpretation will be included.