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Psychology 348: Behavioral Medicine
4.00 Credits
Grinnell College
This course describes psychophysiological and behavioral principles and methods in the context of the biopsychosocial model of health and illness. Topics include behavioral pathogens, stress, pain, psychoneuroimmunology and behavior management. Laboratory work may be required. Prerequisite: Psychology 243 or permission of instructor. LOPATTO.
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Psychology 355: Psychology of Language
4.00 Credits
Grinnell College
An examination of experimental psycholinguistics. Topics include how humans perceive, comprehend, and produce language, research with brain-damaged individuals, language acquisition, and the role of memory and cognition on processing language. Laboratory work may be required. Prerequisite: Psychology 260 or permission of instructor. GIBSON.
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Psychology 360: Advanced Cognitive Psychology
4.00 Credits
Grinnell College
An in-depth examination of research on a specific area within cognitive psychology. Possible topics focus on implicit memory, memory in older adults, language in primates, conditional reasoning, and insight in problem solving. Laboratory work may be required. Prerequisite: Psychology 260 or permission of instructor. GIBSON.
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Psychology 495: Senior Seminar
4.00 Credits
Grinnell College
A critical exploration of controversial topics of both historical and contemporary significance in psychology with intense interrogation of the field's diverse perspectives and methods. Prerequisite: Senior Psychology Majors. STAFF.
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Religious Studies 111: Mapping the Realm of Religion
4.00 Credits
Grinnell College
This course introduces religious studies through a series of case studies, from a study of Nepalese sacred geography, to Japanese memorial rites, to the interior geographies attested to by Christian mystics. We will also consider cases of contested religious spaces and identities in the Middle East and the United States. Together the examples illustrate how diverse religious ideas and practices can be interpreted as ways that people "map" or bring order, meaning, andpurpose to their personal and social lives. In considering these religious mappings, we will also be attentive to the ways that students of religion themselves map the religious worlds of other cultures as well as of their own. Prerequisite: first- or second-year standing or permission of the instructor. STAFF.
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Religious Studies 115: Major Western Religions
4.00 Credits
Grinnell College
A comparative study of the beliefs, practices, and formative events of the Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions. Some attention given to the interaction among these religions and their influence on Western culture. Prerequisite: none. ROBERTS.
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Religious Studies 117: Major Asian Religions
4.00 Credits
Grinnell College
A study of the development of Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, and Shintoism in their views of reality, human spirituality, and paths to ultimate fulfillment. Prerequisite: none. DOBE, GILDAY.
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Religious Studies 211: The Hebrew Bible
4.00 Credits
Grinnell College
The history, religion, and thought of the Hebrew-Jewish people as recorded in Scripture. Special attention given to the formation of this literature and to the rise and development of major biblical motifs. Prerequisite: Religious Studies 111, or second-year standing, or permission of instructor. RIETZ.
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Religious Studies 213: Christian Traditions
4.00 Credits
Grinnell College
This course explores what Christians have believed about God, humanity, time, and creation, by focusing on how they have believed their central doctrines. We look at the political and cultural contexts in which specific beliefs have become meaningful and indispensable for Christian communities through particular struggles, practices, authorities, and rituals. The purpose of the course is to consider how Christians have discovered meanings that have guided their many vocations in the world, as individuals and as communities. To do this, we consider historical and contemporary cases. Prerequisite: Religious Studies 111, or second-year standing, or permission of instructor. SKERRETT.
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Religious Studies 214: The Christian Scriptures
4.00 Credits
Grinnell College
The history, religion, and thought of early Christianity as recorded in the New Testament. Special attention to the formation of this biblical literature, the theology of the various writers, and the development of major New Testament motifs in relation to the Hebrew Bible. Prerequisite: Religious Studies 111, or second-year standing, or permission of instructor. RIETZ.
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