Psychology
Psychology is a rich discipline that appeals to a wide range of interests. Psychology minors can study perception, the brain's influence on behavior, the psychology of color, development from infancy through old age, personality, mental disorders, behavior in the workplace, and how to conduct research in these areas.
Coordinator: Daniel Benkendorf
Requirements
SS 131 General Psychology
Complete four of the following courses.
| Course | Credits |
|---|---|
| SS 206 PSYCHOLOGY OF CONSUMER BEHAVIOR | |
| SS 231 Personality | |
| SS 232 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY | |
| SS 237 INDUSTRIAL PSYCHOLOGY | |
| SS 311 ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY | |
| SS 312 SENSATION & PERCEPTION | |
| SS 334 PSYCHOLOGY OF COLOR | |
| SS 335 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY | |
| SS 336 PSYCHOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABILITY | |
| SS 338 HAPPINESS & HUMAN FLOURISHING (HONORS) | |
| SS 340 THE PSYCHOLOGY OF GENDER, PERCEPTION AND SELF-EXPRESSION | |
| SS 385 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | |
| SS 392 PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND MODERN LIFE (HONORS) | |
| SS 396 SOCIAL EXPERIMENTS (HONORS) |
Please check the Undergraduate Catalog for course descriptions and any prerequisite information.