Graduate School of Arts And Sciences 1967-1968
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Enrollment limited to fifteen students. Mr. Wodinsky PSYCHOLOGY 142b. Psychosomatics The interrelationships of psychological, social and cultural factors in physical disease. Topics include psychophysiological mechanisms in disease, physiological correlates of- mental disease and "somato-psychic problems." Mr. Giddon PSYCHOLOGY 143b. Cognitive Processes Experiments in human learning, thinking problem solving.
Prerequisite: Psychology 50b or permission of the instructor.
Enrollment limited to fi...fteen students. Mr. Maker PSYCHOLOGY 144b. The Psychology of Language Language development; names, concepts and symbols; expressive language; metaphor; grammar and syntax; problems of translation; pathology of language.
Enrollment limited to fifteen students. Miss Simmel PSYCHOLOGY 145a. Psychopathology in Childhood Theoretical and therapeutic implications of disorders in childhood, focusing on mental retardation and childhood psychosis.
Enrollment limited to fifteen students. Mr. Schnall •Not to be given in 1967-68.
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Enrollment limited to fifteen students. Mr. Wodinsky PSYCHOLOGY 142b. Psychosomatics The interrelationships of psychological, social and cultural factors in physical disease. Topics include psychophysiological mechanisms in disease, physiological correlates of- mental disease and "somato-psychic problems." Mr. Giddon PSYCHOLOGY 143b. Cognitive Processes Experiments in human learning, thinking problem solving.
Prerequisite: Psychology 50b or permission of the instructor.
Enrollment limited to fi...fteen students. Mr. Maker PSYCHOLOGY 144b. The Psychology of Language Language development; names, concepts and symbols; expressive language; metaphor; grammar and syntax; problems of translation; pathology of language.
Enrollment limited to fifteen students. Miss Simmel PSYCHOLOGY 145a. Psychopathology in Childhood Theoretical and therapeutic implications of disorders in childhood, focusing on mental retardation and childhood psychosis.
Enrollment limited to fifteen students. Mr. Schnall •Not to be given in 1967-68.
What to read after Graduate School of Arts And Sciences 1967-1968?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brandeis University. Graduate School of Arts And Sciences to read onlineMoreLess
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