2020-2021 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Psychological Sciences
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Michael Young, Head
Professors: Barnett, Brannon, Brase, Cain, Kirkpatrick, Loschky, Saucier, and Young
Associate Professors: Knight, Bailey, and Pickens
Assistant Professors: Diehl, Lake, Lee, Plakke, and Wisniewski
Teaching Assistant Professor: Maneotis
Emeriti Professors: Downey, Frieman, Fullagar, Harris, Kiefer, Monaco, Rohles, Shanteau, and Thompson.
492 Bluemont Hall
785-532-6850
Fax: 785-532-5401
E-mail: psych@k-state.edu
www.k-state.edu/psych
The Department of Psychological Sciences at Kansas State University provides educational and research opportunities at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. At the undergraduate level, the department provides introductory service courses for a large portion of the total undergraduate student population. Our undergraduate majors typically follow one of three tracks: some students plan ultimately to attend graduate school in psychology; other students desire an undergraduate program that will lead to a job specifically in a particular area (e.g., an entry level counseling or clinical position); while other students simply want to obtain a Bachelor’s degree and enter the workforce. In each case, the curriculum in the Psychology major is purposely flexible to accommodate these paths.
The mission of the Department of Psychological Sciences is to engage in the discovery of knowledge about behavior, the biological and psychological processes that affect that behavior, and to share that knowledge and the processes for obtaining it with our students and the scholarly community. The Department integrates graduate and undergraduate education, teaching, research, and service activities to further the overall mission of the university.
Although separate aspects of the Departmental mission are outlined below, one must recognize that these goals are intricately related and overlapping. It has always been the philosophy of the Department to integrate its activities to provide students with the best possible education and training.
Undergraduate Teaching and Advising
Within the context of a broad liberal arts education in the College of Arts and Sciences, the mission of the Undergraduate Program in Psychology is to provide an educational environment in which our students learn the basic concepts and principles of psychology and the methods of scientific inquiry into the behavior of individuals. The knowledge and skills that students obtain in our undergraduate program are useful in postgraduate education and in a wide variety of employment settings and careers.
- We facilitate our students’ learning of the basic concepts and principles of psychology through classroom and non-classroom experiences (e.g., teaching practicums, research, internships, and field placements in various settings).
- We facilitate our students’ learning of the methods of scientific inquiry into behavior, thought, and emotion through classes and opportunities in empirical research.
- We facilitate our students’ abilities to evaluate claims and conclusions about psychological processes in a constructively critical manner. We provide our students opportunities to become critical thinkers and consumers of information pertaining to behavior, thought, motivation, and emotion.
- A significant portion of the Psychological Sciences Department’s teaching resources are devoted to undergraduate majors outside Psychology through numerous and popular “service courses” that we offer each semester.
Effective advising allows our undergraduate students to achieve their goals while enrolled at Kansas State University and after graduation. We facilitate our students’ success by providing information about course selection to fulfill bachelor degree requirements, about career options available after graduation, and about opportunities available (on and off campus) for enhancing their success in gaining employment or admittance into a graduate or professional program.
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science
Minor
Psychology
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PSYCH 100 - Freshman Seminar Credits: 1
An orientation and introduction to the field of psychology for freshman psychology majors only. Additional emphasis on the means by which psychological principles can be used to adapt to college life.
Typically Offered Fall
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PSYCH 110 - General Psychology Credits: 3
An introductory survey of the general content areas of psychology, including methods, data and principles.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring, Summer
K-State 8 Empirical and Quantitative Reasoning Social Sciences
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PSYCH 115 - General Psychology (Honors) Credits: 4
An introductory survey of the general content areas of psychology, including methods, data and principles.
Typically Offered Spring
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PSYCH 202 - Drugs and Behavior Credits: 3
Effects of drugs on human performance, cognition, and physiological processes will be discussed and the empirical evidence surveyed and critically evaluated in relation to both use and abuse of drugs in society.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
K-State 8 Natural and Physical Sciences Social Sciences
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PSYCH 280 - Psychology of Childhood and Adolescence Credits: 3
Survey of behavioral development from birth through adolescence.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
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PSYCH 290 - Innovative Studies in Psychology Credits: 1-6
Topics selected in consultation with the instructor. To be used for interdisciplinary and innovative approaches to psychological topics.
Note May be repeated.
Requisites Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
K-State 8 Social Sciences
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PSYCH 310 - Controversial Issues in Psychology Research Credits: 3
Covers selected topics across areas of physiological psychology, human development, cognitive and social psychology, and mental health disorders and their treatment. Students will explore in greater depth several controversial ideas and concepts in contemporary psychology.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
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PSYCH 350 - Experimental Methods in Psychology Credits: 3
Introduction to basic principles of research design and scientific methodology as applied to psychological sciences.
Note Includes three hours recitation and four hours lab a week.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110 (Psychology majors only).
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
K-State 8 Empirical and Quantitative Reasoning Ethical Reasoning and Responsibility
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PSYCH 351 - Experimental Methods Laboratory Credits: 2
Application of experimental design and data analysis emphasized in the psychological literature, procedures, and reporting of research findings.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 350.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
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PSYCH 370 - Brain and Behavior Credits: 3
A general overview of human brain function using case studies as a primary means for understanding the relationship between behavior and brain mechanisms.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring, Summer
K-State 8 Natural and Physical Sciences Social Sciences
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PSYCH 399 - Honors Seminar in Psychology Credits: 3
Selected topics.
Note May be repeated.
Open to non-majors in the honors program.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
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PSYCH 400 - Practicum in Teaching Psychology Credits: 1-4
Supervised experience in presentation of psychological concepts in various classes. May be taken only with approval of the instructor of a psychology class under whose supervision the student will obtain this experience.
Note May be repeated for credit.
Requisites Prerequisite: Consent of instructor; nine hours of psychology including PSYCH 110; junior standing.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring, Summer
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PSYCH 425 - Judgment and Decision Making Credits: 3
Covers the academic field of judgment and decision making, its major methods, results, and controversies. Examines the generality of experimental results across various domains including gambling, clinical prediction, perception of randomness, and legal and medical decision making. Focus on practical analytical skills for decision making that are useful in everyday life and work.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Spring
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PSYCH 430 - Forensic Psychology Credits: 3
Survey of psychological principles and facts in areas such as perception, cognition, neuropsychology, social psychology, personality, and decision making, as they apply to forensic psychology. Topics include: polygraph (lie detection), eyewitness testimony, jury decision making, and profiling.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Fall
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PSYCH 450 - Applications of Memory Credits: 3
Examination of the applications of memory in such diverse areas as courtroom testimony, expert performance, mnemonic procedures, and advertising. Relevant theories and research in each area are examined.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Spring
K-State 8 Social Sciences
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PSYCH 460 - Cognitive Psychology Credits: 3
A survey of the manner in which people extract and use relevant information from their environment as a basis for behavior. Topics may include memory storage and retrieval, attention, imagery, mnemonic devices, decision making, and other cognitive processes.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 350 (Psychology majors only).
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
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PSYCH 470 - Psychobiology Credits: 3
Behavior from a biological point of view. Topics include: behavioral neuroscience techniques, sensory coding, food and water intake, sexual behavior, sleep and waking, memory, and learning.
Requisites Prerequisite: BIOL 101 or BIOL 198, PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
K-State 8 Natural and Physical Sciences Social Sciences
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PSYCH 475 - Principles of Learning Credits: 3
Introduction to the principles of learning and their relevance to the understanding of the behavior of animals and humans.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 350 (Psychology majors only).
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
K-State 8 Empirical and Quantitative Reasoning Natural and Physical Sciences
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PSYCH 480 - Fundamentals of Perception and Sensation Credits: 3
Empirical and theoretical approaches to phenomena of sensation and perception.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 350 (Psychology majors only).
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
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PSYCH 490 - Honors Tutorial in Psychology Credits: 1-3
Individual directed research and study of a topic in psychology, normally as a preliminary to writing a senior honors thesis.
Note May be repeated once to a total of 3 hours.
Requisites Prerequisite: Sophomore standing, membership in the honors program of the College of Arts and Sciences, and permission of instructor.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
K-State 8 Social Sciences
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PSYCH 499 - Honors Project Credits: 3
Open only to Arts & Sciences students who are active members of the University Honors Program.
Note May be repeated.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring, Summer
K-State 8 Social Sciences
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PSYCH 500 - Junior Seminar in Psychology Credits: 1
Discussion of professional, research, and educational methods and objectives in psychology. Acquaints psychology majors with psychology as a profession, and with the various options available to them at various levels of training.
Note Should be taken during first semester of junior year. Offered Credit/No Credit.
Requisites Prerequisite: Psych/Pre-Psych Major; Junior standing.
Typically Offered Fall
K-State 8 None
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PSYCH 505 - Abnormal Psychology Credits: 3
An introductory study of behavior pathologies, with emphasis on their etiology and treatment.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: Junior standing; PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring, Summer
K-State 8 Empirical and Quantitative Reasoning Social Sciences
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PSYCH 510 - Introduction to Behavior Modification Credits: 3
Study of the principles of behavior modification and applications to human behavior. Emphasis on the learning principles and research in behavior modification.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 505.
Typically Offered Spring
K-State 8 Empirical and Quantitative Reasoning Natural and Physical Sciences
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PSYCH 515 - Psychology Applied to Work Credits: 3
Introduction to the basic theories and practices used by industrial and organizational psychologists to enhance individual and organizational effectiveness and well-being. Topics include personnel selection, training, performance management, job attitudes, work motivation, leadership, occupational health, and group processes at work.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
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PSYCH 518 - Introduction to Health Psychology Credits: 3
Psychosocial factors relevant to general health maintenance, recovery from disease or injury, and the achievement of health. Topics include stress-management techniques, personality characteristics associated with disease, cognitive-emotional effects of diet and exercise, and theories of pain and pain management. Concepts of prevention and behavioral medicine are also included.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Spring
K-State 8 Empirical and Quantitative Reasoning Social Sciences
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PSYCH 520 - Life Span Personality Development Credits: 3
Theories and research in the development of personality from infancy through old age. Origins of personality in heredity and early experience, socialization practices, life crises and choices at various stages throughout life, and problems of aging.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110; sophomore standing.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring, Summer
K-State 8 Social Sciences
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PSYCH 530 - Psychology of Mass Communications Credits: 3
The psychological effects of mass communication on behavior and thought, including advertising, stereotyping of women and minorities, effects on children, violence and sex in the media, effects of news on behavior, and the promotion of prosocial behavior through the media.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Spring
K-State 8 Human Diversity within the U.S. Social Sciences
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PSYCH 535 - Social Psychology Credits: 3
Psychology of the individual in society. Survey of empirical studies and theoretical models of social perception, attitudes, and social behavior (e.g., attribution, ethnic and gender prejudice, conformity). Relationship of these topics to personal and media influence, social mores, and social systems is also included.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
K-State 8 Empirical and Quantitative Reasoning Social Sciences
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PSYCH 538 - Cross-Cultural Psychology Credits: 3
Introduction to general theories and methods related to understanding the role of culture in human psychology. Focus is on how human psychology and behaviors both differ and are consistent across cultures, and sometimes within subcultures. Topics may include perception, cognitive processes, development, emotions and nonverbal behavior, personality and gender, social relationships, judgments of morality, and mental illness.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring, Summer
K-State 8 Global Issues and Perspectives Human Diversity within the U.S.
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PSYCH 540 - Psychology of Women Credits: 3
Investigation of psychological processes of women. A developmental sequence with emphasis on major life events for women. Female physiology, early socialization into sex roles, friendship, achievement motivation, sexuality, marriage, childbearing, work, and mental health.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Spring
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PSYCH 545 - Consumer Psychology Credits: 3
Survey of psychological principles and facts in perception, learning, attitude formation, personality, etc., as they apply to behavior of consumers.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Fall
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PSYCH 550 - Advanced Psychological Research Methods Credits: 4
Students will read primary literature, design research studies, employ the instruments and technology currently used in psychological research.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 350, STAT 325 or equivalent. Corequisite: Majors only, Grade of B or better in PSYCH 350.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
K-State 8 Empirical and Quantitative Reasoning Ethical Reasoning and Responsibility
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PSYCH 556 - Multicultural Psychology Credits: 3
Introduce and familiarize students with the concept of multicultural psychology.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
K-State 8 Ethical Reasoning and Responsibility Human Diversity within the U.S.
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PSYCH 557 - The Psychology of Ethnic Humor Credits: 3
Reviews the structure, dynamics, and social functions of ethnic humor.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110 or SOCIO 211.
Typically Offered Summer, and on sufficient demand
K-State 8 Human Diversity within the U.S. Social Sciences
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PSYCH 559 - Psychological Testing Credits: 3
Principles of psychological testing in industrial, clinical/counseling, and research environments. Topics include technical issues such as reliability, validity, norming, selection, placement, discrimination, etc. Also covers procedures for selecting, administering, and interpreting psychological tests.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Spring
K-State 8 Empirical and Quantitative Reasoning Human Diversity within the U.S.
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PSYCH 560 - Industrial Psychology Credits: 3
Survey of human behavior and psychological principles in an industrial/personnel context. Topics include: recruiting, selecting, and training personnel; evaluating their job performance; conducting job analyses; and implementing compensation strategies.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Fall, Summer
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PSYCH 563 - Gender Issues in the Workplace Credits: 3
Psychological experiences of women and men in the world of work, with emphasis on traditional and nontraditional sex-role behavior, sexual discrimination and harassment, and relevant socialization experiences.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Fall
K-State 8 Human Diversity within the U.S. Social Sciences
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PSYCH 564 - Psychology of Organizations Credits: 3
Relationships between individuals, groups, and organizations. How organizational factors contribute to individual behavior, and how individuals affect groups and organizational functioning. Emphasis is on such traditional topics as work motivation, job satisfaction and other attitudes, leadership, communication, socialization, and organization and job design.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Spring
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PSYCH 565 - Occupational Health Psychology Credits: 3
Survey of occupational health issues for juniors and seniors. Provides students with a background in psychologically related health issues occurring at work. The basic processes for identification, prevention, treatment, and well being of workers will be identified and explored.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
K-State 8 Human Diversity within the U.S. Social Sciences
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PSYCH 570 - Psychopharmacology Credits: 3
Survey of basic principles of neural communication and pharmacology, the etiology and bio-behavioral bases of substance abuse, and chemical treatments of psychiatric disorders.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 202, PSYCH 470.
Typically Offered Spring
K-State 8 Empirical and Quantitative Reasoning Natural and Physical Sciences
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PSYCH 580 - Psychology of Sexual Behavior Credits: 3
Study of psychological determinants and consequences of human sexual behavior; roles of personality, attitudinal and emotional factors will be emphasized.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110, sophomore standing.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring
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PSYCH 585 - Basic Concepts in Clinical Psychology Credits: 3
Critical analysis of the profession. Review of theoretical and empirical bases of such areas as intelligence and its measurement, personality and diagnosis, psychotherapy, and other modes of behavioral change.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110, PSYCH 505, and 3 additional hours of psychology.
Typically Offered Spring
K-State 8 Ethical Reasoning and Responsibility Human Diversity within the U.S.
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PSYCH 586 - Laboratory in Clinical Concepts Credits: 2
May be taken only in conjunction with PSYCH 585. Supervised practice in, demonstration of, and orientation to selected psychological techniques and practices.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in PSYCH 585.
Typically Offered Fall
K-State 8 Human Diversity within the U.S.
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PSYCH 587 - Field Placement Credits: 1-6
Supervised field experience in an agency or institutional setting in the application of psychological techniques to individuals, groups, or organizations. Regular supervision emphasizes relationship between theory and application and the evaluation of outcomes.
Note 500-level psychology courses cannot be taken for graduate credit by students in psychology graduate programs.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 585 and 586, or 560; 561, and 562 and consent of psychological technician training committee.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring, Summer
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PSYCH 590 - Interdisciplinary Topics in Psychology Credits: 1-3
Topics selected in consultation with the instructor, covering interdisciplinary and innovative approaches to psychological topics.
Note May be repeated.
Requisites Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring, Summer
K-State 8 None
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PSYCH 599 - Research in Psychology Credits: 0-18
Investigation of selected problems.
Repeat for Credit Repeatable.
Requisites Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring, Summer
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PSYCH 605 - Advanced Social Psychology Credits: 3
An advanced look at some of the core topics in social psychology (e.g. the self, social influence, personal relationships, prejudice and discrimination, group processes) with a strong emphasis on applying the theory in these areas to current social problems and students’ daily lives.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 350 (Psychology majors only).
Typically Offered Spring
K-State 8 Human Diversity within the U.S.
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PSYCH 620 - Psychology of Personality Credits: 3
Discussion of different approaches to the study of personality.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 350.
Typically Offered Fall
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PSYCH 625 - Human Factors Psychology Credits: 3
The application of psychological principles to the design and operation of machines, products, and systems, including human-computer interactions, automation, and training.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110; STAT 325 or equivalent.
Typically Offered Fall
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PSYCH 630 - Human Neuropsychology Credits: 3
Study of brain-behavior relationships in humans. Brief review of human neuroanatomy followed by a major emphasis on brain function in learning, memory, language, and other cognitive behaviors. Also includes an examination of behavioral alterations following brain damage.
Requisites Prerequisite: BIOL 198 and PSYCH 110, or BIOL 101 and PSYCH 110.
Typically Offered Spring
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PSYCH 650 - Psychology of Language Credits: 3
Experimental study of language, including sentence comprehension and memory, language acquisition and development, speech perception, and effects of context, perception, reasoning, and linguistic structure on processing of language.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110 and junior standing.
Typically Offered Fall
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PSYCH 715 - Psychology of Aging Credits: 3
The psychological aspects of human aging. An analysis of the contributions of experimental, developmental, and personality-social psychology to the study of aging. The psychopathology of aging and psychological intervention strategies are also covered.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110 and junior standing.
Typically Offered Spring
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PSYCH 775 - History of Current Trends Credits: 3
A review of the contributions of individuals and intellectual movements to the development of modern psychology. A survey of theoretical systems currently of influence.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110 and 9 additional hours of psychology; senior standing.
Typically Offered Spring
K-State 8 None
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PSYCH 790 - Topics in Psychology Credits: 1-18
Note May be repeated.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110 and consent of instructor.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring, Summer
K-State 8 None
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PSYCH 799 - Problems in Psychology Credits: 1-18
Note May be repeated.
Requisites Prerequisite: PSYCH 110 and consent of instructor.
Typically Offered Fall, Spring, Summer
K-State 8 None
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