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PSYCH 4282: Independent Study in Cognitive Neuroscience II

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Students do cognitive neuroscience research in the laboratory. Prerequisite: PSYCH 4182

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PSYCH 4496: Capstone: History of Psychology

4.00 Credits

Temple University

The focus of this course is on the conceptual bases of the major contemporary systems in psychology. The historical perspective allows students to understand the relationship between different fields in psychology. It encourages students to organize their knowledge, interpret, and question it. Students will work on projects related to their particular interests in psychology, especially as related to career goals. Projects will tie together the historical antecedents of the field of interest and its current status and practice.
Note: This course is limited to psychology majors in their senior year.

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PSYCH 4596: Capstone: Fields of Psychology

4.00 Credits

Temple University

The focus of the course is a topic within one of the fields represented by the Programs in the Psychology Department (Developmental, Clinical, Social, Cognitive, Evolutionary/Comparative, Learning and Behavior Analysis, Neuropsychology, Sensation and Perception). The course might deal with the history of the field, a signature topic in the field, or a topic of considerable contemporary importance. Students selecting this capstone should be planning a career in the field represented. The course will emphasize integration of knowledge in the field and professional preparation.
Note: This course is limited to psychology majors in their senior year. Check class schedules for semesters offered.

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PSYCH 4696: Capstone in Psychology

4.00 Credits

Temple University

The focus of this capstone is a topic important to many fields in psychology. Different topics will be covered in different semesters. The course will allow students to see the linkages between concepts and theories from very different fields and to see how psychology can be applied to problems in many spheres of life. The emphasis on synthesis and application makes this capstone particularly useful for students planning graduate work in psychology and those unsure of the direction they would like to take in psychology.
Note: This course is limited to psychology majors in their senior year.

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PSYCH 4791: Collaborative Research III

1.00 - 4.00 Credits

Temple University

Faculty advisor needed for research in a particular area. For projects outside Temple University, approval must be obtained through a faculty member who will handle the liaison with the outside institution and ensure uniformity of requirements. Prerequisite: PSYCH 1071 (0070), PSYCH 2168 (0122) (or 0121), and a course in the 3000 series. Admission only by permission of the instructor

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PSYCH 4796: Capstone: Research

4.00 Credits

Temple University

The focus of this capstone is research and the student works with an individual faculty member on a research project. Permission of a faculty sponsor is required. This capstone is best suited for students with well developed interests who plan to go on to graduate or professional school.
Note: This course is limited to psychology majors in their senior year with a GPA of 3.5 in psychology and 3.2 overall.

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PSYCH 4891: Collaborative Research IV

1.00 - 4.00 Credits

Temple University

Faculty advisor needed for research in a particular area. For projects outside Temple University, approval must be obtained through a faculty member who will handle the liaison with the outside institution and ensure uniformity of requirements. Prerequisite: PSYCH 1071 (0070), PSYCH 2168 (0122) (or 0121), and a course in the 3000 series. Admission only by permission of the instructor

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PSYCH 4991: Honors Research III

3.00 Credits

Temple University

Topics arranged by student and instructor. Prerequisite: Admissions to Honors Program; PSYCH 3991

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PSYCH 4996: Honors Capstone

4.00 Credits

Temple University

This capstone is the final class of a four semester honors program in psychology. At this point students have designed a research project and collected and analyzed their data. Here the students write their research in APA style and prepare to submit these manuscripts for publication. Each student participates in a poster session attended by the psychology faculty and other invited guests.
Note: This course is limited to psychology majors in their senior year who have completed the first three semesters of the psychology honors program.

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PSYCH 4998: Honors Research Problems

4.00 Credits

Temple University

Topics arranged by student and instructor.

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