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PSYC 219b: Research Methods in Cognitive Science
1.00 Credits
Vassar College
(Same as Cognitive Science 219) Prerequisite: Psychology 200, and either Cognitive Science 211, 213, or 215. Regular laboratory work. Enrollment limited.
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PSYC 221a: Learning and Behavior
1.00 Credits
Vassar College
A survey of major principles that determine the acquisition and modification of behavior. Topics include the relation of learning and evolution, habituation and sensitization, classical and operant conditioning, reinforcement and punishment, stimulus control, choice behavior, animal cognition, concept formation, perceptual learning, language, reasoning, and self-control. Mr. Cleaveland, Mr. Cynx, Mr. Holloway.
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PSYC 222b: Psychological Perspectives on the Holocaust
1.00 Credits
Vassar College
(Same as Jewish Studies 222) The holocaust has spawned several now classic programs of psychological research. This course considers topics such as: anti-Semitism and stereotypes of Jews; the authoritarian and altruistic personalities; conformity, obedience, and dissent; humanistic and existential psychology; and individual differences in stress, coping and resiliency. The broader implications of Holocaust-inspired research is explored in terms of traditional debates within psychology such as those on the role of the individual versus the situation in producing behavior and the essence of human nature. The ethical and logical constraints involved in translating human experiences and historical events into measurable/quantifiable scientific terms are also considered. Ms. Zeifman.
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PSYC 223b: Comparative Psychology
1.00 Credits
Vassar College
The study of evolutionary theory, with attention to how it informs the developmental, ecological, genetic, and physiological explanations of behavior. Ms. Broude, Mr. Cleaveland, Mr. Cynx, Mr. Holloway.
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PSYC 229a: Research Methods in Learning and Behavior
1.00 Credits
Vassar College
An introduction to experimental and observational methods in animal learning and behavior. Laboratory experiences have included audio recording and quantitative analysis of animal sounds (bat echolocation and birdsong), operant conditioning, census taking, determining dominance hierarchies, and human visual and auditory psychophysics. Mr. Cleaveland, Mr. Cynx, Mr. Holloway. Prerequisites: Psychology 200 and Psychology 221 or 223. Regular laboratory work. Enrollment limited.
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PSYC 231a: and b.Principles of Development
1.00 Credits
Vassar College
The study of principles and processes in developmental psychology, surveying changes in physical, cognitive, and social-emotional development during the life span. Major theoretical orientations to the growing person are illustrated by empirical material and supplemented by periodic observations of children in natural settings. Ms. Baird, Ms. Broude, Mr. deLeeuw, Mr. Livingston, Ms. Palmer, Ms. Zeifman.
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PSYC 237b: Early Childhood Education:Theory and Practice
1.00 Credits
Vassar College
(Same as Education 237) What is the connection between a textbook description of preschool development and what teachers do every day in the preschool classroom This course examines curriculum development based on contemporary theory and research in early childhood. The emphasis is on implementing developmental and educational research to create optimal learning environments for young children. Major theories of cognitive development are considered and specific attention is given to the literatures on memory development; concepts and categories; cognitive strategies; peer teaching; early reading, math, and scientific literacy; and technology in early childhood classrooms. Ms. Riess. Prerequisite: Psychology 231 and permission of instructor. One 2-hour period; 4 hours of laboratory participation.
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PSYC 239a: and b.Research Methods in Developmental Psychology
1.00 Credits
Vassar College
Problems and procedures in developmental research are examined. The course considers issues in the design of developmental research, basic observational and experimental techniques, and reliability and validity of developmental data. Students may work with children of different ages in both laboratory and naturalistic settings. Ms. Baird, Mr. deLeeuw, Mr. Livingston, Ms. Palmer, Ms. Zeifman. Prerequisites: Psychology 200 and 231. Regular laboratory work. Enrollment limited.
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PSYC 241a: and b.Principles of Physiological Psychology
1.00 Credits
Vassar College
The role of physiological systems, especially the brain, in the regulation of behavior. In addition to basic topics in neuroscience (neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, neurochemistry and pharmacology), topics may include: sensory mechanisms, motivational systems (e.g., sleep, eating, reproductive behaviors), emotion, learning and memory, language, stress and psychopathology. Mr. Bean, Ms. Christensen, Ms. Gray, Mr. Holloway. Psychology 241 may NOT be taken if Psychology 243 has already been taken.
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PSYC 243a: Neuropsychology
1.00 Credits
Vassar College
The study of the functions of particular brain structures and their relation to behavior and mental activity. In addition to basic topics in neuroscience the course focuses on such topics as: perception, attention, memory, language, emotion, control of action, and consciousness. Neural alterations related to learning disabilities, neurological and psychiatric disorders may be examined as well. Ms. Christensen. Psychology 243 may NOT be taken if Psychology 241 has already been taken.
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