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Course List (2012 - 2013) Individual course web pages are being updated regularly. Please note all course numbers should be preceeded by PSYC. In cases where scheduling information presented here differs from the official University Class Schedule, the Class Schedule value should be used. Minerva (Class Schedule)
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100 Introduction to Psychology
180 Critical Thinking: Biases and Illusions
199 Mind-Body Medicine
204 Introduction to Psychological Statistics
211 Intro. Behavioural Neuroscience
212 Perception
213 Cognition
215 Social Psychology (Fall term)
215 Social Psychology (Winter term)
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301 Animal Learning and Theory
302 The Psychology of Pain
304 Child Development
305 Statistics for Experimental Design
NSCI 201 Introduction to Neuroscience (Replaces 308 Behavioural Neuroscience)
310 Intelligence
311 Human Cognition and the Brain
315 Computational Psychology
316 Psychology of Deafness (not offered 2012-2013)
317 Genes and Behaviour (not offered 2012-2013)
318 Behavioural Neuroscience 2
328 Health Psychology
329 Introduction to Auditory Cognition (not offered 2012-2013)
331 Inter-Group Relations
332 Introduction to Personality
333 Personality and Social Psychology
337 Intro: Abnormal Psychology 1
338 Intro: Abnormal Psychology 2
340 Psychology of Language
341 Psychology of Bilingualism
342 Hormones and Behaviour
343 Language Acquisition in Children (not offered 2012-2013)
351 Research Methods in Social Psychology
352 Laboratory in Cognitive Psychology
353 Laboratory in Human Perception (not offered 2012-2013)
365 Cognitive Neuroscience of Attention (not offered 2012-2013)
380D Honours Research Project and Seminar
395 Psychology Research Project 1
396 Undergraduate Research Project
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403 Modern Psychology in Historical Perspective
406 Psychological Tests
408 Principles of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (not offered 2012-2013)
410 Special Topics in Neuropsychology
412 Developmental Psychopathology
413 Cognitive Development (not offered 2012-2013)
414 Social Development
427 Motor Control and Human Performance
436 Human Sexuality and its Problems (not offered 2012-2013)
444 Sleep Mechanisms and Behaviour
450D Research Project and Seminar
451 Human Factors Research and Techniques (not offered 2012-2013)
470 Memory and Brain (not offered 2012-2013)
471 Human Motivation
473 Social Cognition and the Self
474 Interpersonal Relationships (not offered 2012-2013)
482 Advanced Honours Seminar
483 Seminar in Experimental Psychopathology
488 Special Topics Seminar
491D Advanced Study in Behavioural Disorders
492 Special Topics Seminar 1
493 Special Topics Seminar 2
494D Psychology Research Project
495 Psychology Research Project 2
496 Senior Honours Research 1
497 Senior Honours Research 2
498 Senior Honours Research
499 Reading Project
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501 Auditory Perception
502 Psychoneuroendocrinology (not offered 2012-2013)
506 Cognitive Neuroscience of Attention
507 Emotions, Stress, and Illness
509 Diverse Clinical Populations: Poverty and Psychopathology NEW
510 The Statistical Analysis of Tests
511 Infant Competence
512 Advanced Personality Seminar (not offered 2012-2013)
514 Neurobiology of Learning and Memory
522 Neurochemical Basis of Behavior
526 Advances in Visual Perception
528 Vulnerability to Depression (not offered 2012-2013)
529 Music Cognition
530 Applied Topics in Deafness (not offered 2012-2013)
531 Structural Equation Models (not offered 2012-2013)
532 Cognitive Science
533 International Health Psychology
535 Advanced Topics in Social Psychology
536 Correlational Techniques (not offered 2012-2013)
537 Advanced Seminar in Psychology of Language
541 Multilevel Modeling (not offered 2012-2013)
545 Topics in Language Acquisition (not offered 2012-2013)
561 Methods in Developmental Psycholinguistics (not offered 2012-2013)
562 Measurement of Psychological Processes (not offered 2012-2013)

601 Master's Comprehensive
615D1 Diagnostic Methods (Children)
616D1 Practicum - Child Diagnostics
617D1 Diagnostic Methods (Adults)
618D1 Practicum - Adult Diagnostics
620 Practicum in Psychotherapy
625 Research: Clinical Psychology
630 Psychopathology
641D1 Behaviour Deviations
650 Advanced Statistics 1
660D1 Psychology Theory
690D1 Masters Research 1
699 Masters Research 2
701 Doctoral Comprehensive Examination
706 Clinical Practicum
707 Clinical Internship 1
708 Clinical Internship 2
722 Personality and Social Psychology
724 Personality and Social Psychology
728 Ethics and Professional Issues
732D1 Clinical Psychology 1
733D1 Clinical Psychology 2
736 Developmental Psychology and Language
740 Perception Cognition
746 Quantitative and Individual Differences
752D1 Psychotherapy and Behaviour Change
753 Health Psychology Seminar 1
780 Special Topics in Cinical Psychology
797 Teaching Methods: Psychology 1

Application Forms for Courses Offered in 2012 - 2013

Honours Application Form
U3 Honours Research Form

PSYC 352 Application Form
PSYC 395 Application Form
PSYC 491 Application Form
PSYC 494D1/D2 Application Form
PSYC 495 Application Form
PSYC 533 Application Form

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Last updated: May 1, 2012