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+ Psychology
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Psychology, 419-372-2301
Learning
Outcomes
Upon
completion of the baccalaureate degree, students in psychology
are expected to:
- Exhibit
broad knowledge about human behavior from a variety of psychological
perspectives (biological, cognitive, developmental, social);
- Demonstrate
skills in research and other forms of inquiry in order to
develop new knowledge about behavior;
- Communicate
knowledge of psychology to others;
- Critically
evaluate existing psychological knowledge.
Major,
Bachelor of Artsminor or 24 hours in cognate fields
required (30 hours)
A psychology major may minor in any department with an established
minor. A student who elects a cognate minor should select, after
consultation with an adviser, courses from at least three fields:
BIOL, CHEM, CS, ECON, MATH, PHIL, PHYS or SOC. Two courses that
are used to fulfill group requirements may also be applied to
this minor.
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Two
300-level laboratory courses
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Major,
Bachelor of Scienceminor required (30 hours)
30 hours in PSYC and either 24 hours in cognate fields or a
minor in a second department. The 24 hours in cognate fields
should be selected, after consultation with an adviser, from
at least three fields: BIOL, CHEM, CS, ECON, MATH, PHIL, PHYS
or SOC. Two courses that are used to fulfill group requirements
may also be applied to this minor.
Note:
The psychology department requirements differ from the arts
and sciences group requirements in the following aspects:
Group
III (science and mathematics)
A minimum of 43 hours must be completed in two or more of
the following fields: BIOL, CHEM, CS, GEOL, MATH, PHYS, PSYC.
No more than 24 hours of PSYC may be applied to this group.
Each student must demonstrate proficiency equivalent to completion
of MATH 232. Additional preparation in MATH is advisable for
the student planning to do advanced graduate work in psychology
Group
IV (social sciences)
Two PSYC courses may be applied
Group
V (humanities)
Courses in logic and the philosophy of science are recommended
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Two
300-level laboratory courses
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