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Psychology Major – Diagram version The following pages present a diagram of the Psychology major. The next page shows the courses in each of our five categories and the overall expected sequencing. The page after that zooms in on the core-advanced sections of the “overall” page. The major consists of 4 Foundation courses, 3 core, 2 labs from core courses (261 Lab and 332 Lab also count here), 3 advanced, 1 specialized (for non-thesis students), and a Senior Seminar or Senior Thesis. The Core=>Advanced page shows the permissible sequences. The prerequisites are on the core level and the advanced courses that can follow from each prerequisite are shown below, connected by an arrow. There are 8 of these sequences shown. The requirement is that you have 3 of these 8. The last page is an Appendix to show you the course title for each course number. This diagram is meant to be a guide only; talk with your advisor for guidance before registering for courses.

Foundation (4) CORE (3) Advanced (3) Specialized Seminar or Thesis 1) Psychology 101 General Psychology 3) Psychology 261 Brain & Behavior (Lecture required, Lab optional) 2) Psychology 221 Research Design and Analysis (Lab required) 4) Biology 140 or Biology 182L or Nesc 120L Foundation (4) CORE (3) Psych 226 Psych 255 Psych 270 or Psych 273 Psych 293 Psych 295 (Lab) (Lab) (Lab) (Lab) See next page for Core => Advanced Sequences Advanced (3) Nesc 320 Psych 302 Psych 314 Psych 315 Psych 324 Psych 332 LAB Psych 334 Psych 339 Psych 344 Psych 346 Psych 348 Psych 364 Psych 365 Psych 370 Psych 384 Psych 391 Psych 392 Psych 206 Psych 218 Psych 236 Psych 237 Psych 241 Psych 246 Psych 265 Psych 275 Psych 294 Psych 297 Psych 310 Psych 390 Psych 399 Psych 490 Specialized Seminar or Thesis (1) Required for non - thesis students Psych 401 or Psych 402 CPSC 352 Engr 311 HFPR 201 Musc 248 Musc 249 Nesc 101 Psych 498 and 499 with Psyc 491 and 492

Core [Prerequisite for Advanced] Psych 261 (LAB) Psych 315 Psych 324 Psych 346 Psych 384 Psych 226 (LAB) Psych 334 Psych 365 Psych 391 Psych 255 (LAB) Psych 392 Psych 315 Psych 339 Psych 295 (LAB) Psych 270 or 273 Psych 293 (LAB) Psych 334 Psych 391 Psych 348 Advanced Psych 302 Psych 339 Psych 364 Psych 365 Psych 392 Psych 339 Psych 344 Psych 370 Core [Prerequisite for Advanced] Psych 221 + 4 Psych courses 5 Psych Courses Advanced Psych 332 Lab Psych 314

Course Titles Psych 101 – General Psychology Psych 206 – Environmental Psychology & Sustainability Psych 218 – Special Education Psych 221 – Research Design and Analysis Psych 226 – Social Psychology Psych 236 – Adolescent Psychology Psych 237 – Health Psychology Psych 241 – Interpersonal Relationships Psych 246 – Community Psychology Psych 255 – Cognitive Psychology Psych 261 - Brain and Behavior Psych 265 – Drugs and Behavior Psych 270 – Clinical Psychology Psych 273 – Abnormal Psychology Psych 275 – Intro to the Psychology of Human Sexuality Psych 293 – Perception Psych 294 – Forensic Psychology Psych 295 – Child Development Psych 297 – Child Development and Public Policy Psych 302 – Behavioral Neuroscience Psych 310 – Psychology of Gender Differences Psych 314 – History of Psychology Psych 315 – Development and Culture Nesc 320 – Developmental Neuroscience Psych 324 – Stereotyping, Prejudice, and Discrimination Psych 332 – Psychological Assessment Psych 334 - Current Issues in Cognition Psych 339 – Developmental Psychopathology Psych 344 – Evaluation and Treatment of Addictive Behavior Psych 346 – Intergroup Relations Psych 348 – Focusing the Mind: the psychology of attention Psych 364 – Neuropsychopharmacology Psych 365 – Cognitive Neuroscience Psych 370 – Psychotherapy Psych 384 – Cultural Psychology Psych 390 – Psychology Research Internship Psych 391 – Psychology of Language Psych 392 – Human Neuropsychology Psych 399 – Independent Study Psych 401 – Senior Seminar Psych 402 – Senior Seminar Psych 490 – Research Assistant Psych 498 – Senior thesis (fall) with Psych 491 Psych 499 – Senior thesis (spring) with Psych 492 Updated June 28, 2017