313L. Physiological Psychology Laboratory is offered every fall. The techniques and methods used in the study of biological influences on behavior are introduced with emphasis upon neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, and neuropharmacology. One student has described this lab as the cutting, slicing, dicing, electrifying, mashing, boiling and grinding of various organs, especially the brain, behind closed doors. 317L. Biopsychology Laboratory is offered in the Spring only, odd years. Techniques and methods, especially naturalistic observation and other techniques commonly used in the field of Ethology, are reviewed in a series of laboratory exercises.
Students also have the opportunity to engage in original and semi-original research projects.
318L. Experimental Social Psychology Laboratory is offered each Fall semester. A review of social psychological research methods including experimental and quasi-experimental designs, unobtrusive measures, field studies, the avoidance of bias, and ethical issues in research. Students are expected to conduct an empirical research project. Social skills are required but only for the students. 407L. Psychopathology Laboratory is offered each Spring semester.