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Masloiv PSYCHOLOGY 118a. Physiological Psychology Those aspects of physiology most relevant to psychological investigation: the anatomy and physiology of receptor and effector organs, the neuron and synapse, sensory and motor neural pathways, the integrative activity of the central nervous system, the autonomic system and the action of hormonal factors.
Prerequisite: Psychology 2b or permission of instructor. Mr. Stecher PSYCHOLOGY 119b. Comparative Psychology Comparison of the behavior of vari...ous species, including man, in an evolu- tionary perspective.
Prerequisite: Psychology 2b or permission of the instructor. Mr. Wodinsky PSYCHOLOGY 120a. Experimental Psychology Individual or group research carried out under supervision. Techniques of experimentation, experimental design. 4 credits.
Prerequisite: Psychology 2b or permission of the instructor.
Mr. Morant and Miss Thum PSYCHOLOGY 121. History of the Concept of Human Nature* PSYCHOLOGY 122b. Advanced Experimental Psychology Individual research carried out under supervision.
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Masloiv PSYCHOLOGY 118a. Physiological Psychology Those aspects of physiology most relevant to psychological investigation: the anatomy and physiology of receptor and effector organs, the neuron and synapse, sensory and motor neural pathways, the integrative activity of the central nervous system, the autonomic system and the action of hormonal factors.
Prerequisite: Psychology 2b or permission of instructor. Mr. Stecher PSYCHOLOGY 119b. Comparative Psychology Comparison of the behavior of vari...ous species, including man, in an evolu- tionary perspective.
Prerequisite: Psychology 2b or permission of the instructor. Mr. Wodinsky PSYCHOLOGY 120a. Experimental Psychology Individual or group research carried out under supervision. Techniques of experimentation, experimental design. 4 credits.
Prerequisite: Psychology 2b or permission of the instructor.
Mr. Morant and Miss Thum PSYCHOLOGY 121. History of the Concept of Human Nature* PSYCHOLOGY 122b. Advanced Experimental Psychology Individual research carried out under supervision.
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