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Previous Classes

Social Psychology
An introductory level class spanning major themes in social psychology.

Personality Psychology
An introductory level class designed to give students insight into the field of personality through different domains of knowledge.

Research Methods
A midlevel course covering the foundations of research design with an emphasis on encouraging experiential learning.

Senior Seminar
A comparative review of the field of psychology and engagement with future careers in the field.

Experimental Psychology
An in-depth examination of the basic principles of psychological investigation and statistically based techniques.

Introductory Psychology
A foundations class designed to introduce students to major themes across the areas of psychology.

Social Psychology Lab (one-hour lab courses)
This lab course is designed to introduce students to controlled experiments in social psychology.

Judgment and Decision Making
This course is a graduate class and relies on empirical readings in the area of judgment and decision making.

Psychology of Regret
A special topics class designed to introduce undergraduate and graduate students to theoretical perspectives on the study of regret.

Theoretical Perspectives on Decision-making
A special topics class designed to introduce undergraduate and graduate students to theories in decision-making interlaced with current research.  

Graduate Social Psychology
A course designed to introduce students to specific areas in social psychology through the presentation of theoretical ideas and empirical research articles.

Advanced Social & Personality
A senior level class focusing on themes in social psychology with selected readings in current empirical articles.

Educational Psychology
A review of psychological principles and how they complement learning and educational development.