There is a bit of wiggle room in what courses I can choose to complete this major, so I need a bit of info from those who are in the know. There were several subjects from Psych 101 that I want to study more in-depth, but I'm not sure which courses cover these subjects. Here is the list: Attribution Classical Conditioning Operant Conditioning Stress (and the psycho/phisiological ways we deal with it) Cognitive Biases Memory Thanks for your help!
Attribution & Cognitive Biases - Social Psychology Or Cognitive Psychology. You'll likely get more coverage in a course on Cognitive Psychology. In my class so far, Social psychology talks about both (couple pages or so devoted to each) but we haven't really gone into explicit detail on them. Then again, I'm only 1/2 way through. Classical Conditioning, Operant Conditioning, & Memory - Psychology of Learning Stress (and the psycho/phisiological ways we deal with it) - physiological psychology, health psychology, lifespan development psychology, and it can show up in abnormal psychology & social psychology (Think of it more as having a cameo role in these two, than a guest star role).
go here Fall 2010 Online Courses - View by: Campus and Subject Area - SUNY Learning Network - acalog ACMS and click on Empire State College / University College Display courses for this school/college you might like Biology HDV 283112-01 - Developmental Neurobiology: The Human Lifespan Psychology HDV 282204-01 - Cognitive Psychology HDV 282214-01 - Stress and Coping HDV 282274-01 - Brain and Behavior HDV 283474-01 - Behavioral Neuroscience HDV 283544-01 - Cultural Psychology HDV 283654-01 - Learning and Memory HDV 284332-01 - Post-Traumatic Stress HDV 284364-01 - Sensation and Perception there's also BYU Independent Study - Courses - Psychology - PSYCH 361 — Principles of Learning BYU Independent Study - Courses - Psychology - PSYCH 365 — Motivation
