Introduction to Psychology. In this course, students explore the complexities of the human mind by examining the science behind why we think, feel, and do. As students consider the broad influence of psychology on their perceptions, emotions, and everyday choices, they will acknowledge the idea that, in the human experience, “psychology is everywhere.”
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Statistics for Psychologists. How do psychologists organize, summarize, and interpret information? Students in this course study applications of statistical methods in psychological research and practice. Students build upon statistical knowledge and develop an in-depth conceptual and practical understanding of hypothesis testing, tests of significance, standardization, correlation, and analysis of variance in a wide variety of psychological uses. Students learn the theory of statistical decisions, practical application of statistical software, and how to analyze journal articles.
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Developmental Psychology. In this course, students explore the biological, sociological, and psychological influences that shape development in childhood and adolescence. Students analyze traditional and emerging theories of development that increase their knowledge of human development as it relates to the field of psychology.
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