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PSYC 2340: Introduction to the New Testament
0.00 - 3.00 Credits
McMurry University
No Prerequisites. This course satisfi es 3 hours General Education requirement. The course is a survey of the New Testament which investigates the life of Jesus, the emergence of the Christian movement, and the articulation of the Christian experience in literary form. (Fall, Spring)
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PSYC 2350: Religions of the World
0.00 - 3.00 Credits
McMurry University
No Prerequisites. For all students, Majors and Minors. Satisfi es three hour optional Humanities General Education requirement. The course surveys selected major religions with some considerations of their founders, their major concepts, their historical development and infl uence. (Fall)
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PSYC 3301: Principles of Learning
0.00 - 3.00 Credits
McMurry University
Prerequisite: PSYC 1340. An elective for psychology majors and minors. This course is a survey of the research, principles, and theories of human learning. Topics include, classical and operant conditioning, cognitive and social learning theories and motivation. (Fall)
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PSYC 3305: Research Methods and Statistics I
0.00 - 3.00 Credits
McMurry University
Prerequisite MATH 1311 or equivalent. The fi rst of a required two course sequence, this course is an integrated survey of the basic methods and statistics employed in social and behavioral science research. This course emphasizes the link between common research methodologies and the elementary statistics used to describe and interpret results. Topics include; the philosophy of science and the scientifi c method, the ethics of social research, validity and reliability, sampling, and creating and using tests, surveys, and objective measures. (Fall)
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PSYC 3306: Research Methods and Statistics II
0.00 - 3.00 Credits
McMurry University
Prerequisites MATH 1311 or equivalent, PSYC 3305. The second of a required two course sequence, this course is an integrated survey of the basic methods and statistics employed in social and behavioral science research. This course emphasizes the link between common research methodologies and the elementary statistics used to describe and interpret results. Topics include descriptive statistics, correlation, experimental and quasi experimental designs, single participant experiments and longitudinal studies, and research with categorical data. (Spring)
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PSYC 3310: Eastern Orthodox Theology
0.00 - 3.00 Credits
McMurry University
Prerequisite: REL 1330 or permission of instructor. Satisfi es the three-hour optional Humanities General Education Requirement. A study of major fi gures and themes in Eastern Orthodox thought, with attention both to points of commonality and difference between Eastern and Western Christian theology.
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PSYC 3315: Catholic and Protestant Theology in Dialogue
0.00 - 3.00 Credits
McMurry University
Prerequisite: REL 1330 or permission of instructor. Satisfi es the three-hour optional Humanities General Education Requirement. A comparative study of Catholic and Protestant theology, with special attention to points of commonality and difference between these traditions of Christian belief.
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PSYC 3320: Biomedical Ethics
0.00 - 3.00 Credits
McMurry University
Prerequisites: REL 1330 or permission of instructor. Satisfi es the three-hour optional Humanities General Education Requirement. A study of the major ethical issues at stake in health care. Attention is given to religious, philosophical, professional, and historical dimensions of the moral analysis of medicine.
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PSYC 3320: Personality Theories:A Comparative Analysis
0.00 - 3.00 Credits
McMurry University
Prerequisite: PSYC 1340. Counts as an elective for all psychology majors and minors. This course involves a detailed investigation of the processes responsible for normal and abnormal personality formation. Topics include contemporary and historical models of personality, their assumptions, structures, research methods, assessment techniques, and fi ndings. (Fall)
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PSYC 3330: Christian Ethics
0.00 - 3.00 Credits
McMurry University
Prerequisites: REL 1330 or permission of instructor. This course satisfi es the optional Humanities General Education requirement. An introduction to major themes and fi gures in Christian moral analysis, with attention to both applied and theoretical dimensions of ethics. Topics addressed include abortion, sex, war and peace, euthanasia, and political action.
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