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Mar 13, 2025 (Thur) |
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Human Behavioral Measurement Course: NW221 Room: JH280 |
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This course is designed to give the serious sophomore level student an in-depth look at the of the field of psychology as a science and way of knowing. Although its content area concerns the study of human behavior, the principals are applicable to most any area of scientific inquire. This course is designed to teach many of the concepts needed to understand, conduct, and interpret common experiments in psychology and related fields. This course is designed around several objectives: First, to teach students what it means to explain or understand behavior and how and why psychologists rely on the scientific method for studying human behavior. Second, to expose the student to the varieties of procedures and measures available for the study of human behavior. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, a central objective of this class is to help the student gain an appreciation of psychology, in particular, and of all the sciences, in general, by focusing as much on the discovery process of science as on the results.
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