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College of Arts and Sciences 2009-2010 Undergraduate Catalog <strong>Psychology</strong><br />
<strong>Psychology</strong><br />
Jeffrey D. Gfeller, Ph.D., Chair<br />
www.slu.edu/x13122.xml<br />
Faculty:<br />
A. Michael Anch, Ph.D.<br />
Christina M. Brown, Ph.D.<br />
Tony Buchanan, Ph.D.<br />
Eddie M. Clark, Ph.D.<br />
Christopher M. Conway, Ph.D.<br />
John F. Cross, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus<br />
D. Gene Davenport, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus<br />
Kevin Fox, Ph.D.<br />
Phyllis Terry Friedman, Ph.D.<br />
Jeffrey D. Gfeller, Ph.D.<br />
Judith L. Gibbons, Ph.D.<br />
Frank H. Gilner, Ph.D.<br />
Paul J. Handal, Ph.D.<br />
Richard Harvey, Ph.D.<br />
Honore M. Hughes, Ph.D.<br />
Dustin K. Jundt<br />
Ronald T. Kellogg, Ph.D.<br />
James H. Korn, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus<br />
Janet E. Kuebli, Ph.D.<br />
Donna LaVoie, Ph.D.<br />
David C. Munz, Ph.D.<br />
Joan Miles Oliver, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus<br />
Kimberly K. Powlishta, Ph.D.<br />
Michael J. Ross, Ph.D.<br />
Edward S. Sabin, Ph.D.<br />
Bryan Sokol, Ph.D.<br />
Jillon Vander Wal, Ph.D.<br />
Ruth Warner, Ph.D.<br />
Terri Lynn Weaver, Ph.D.<br />
Lisa Willoughby, Ph.D.<br />
<strong>Psychology</strong> is presented both as a science that strives to<br />
understand human nature and as a helping profession.<br />
Majors are prepared for graduate study in psychology<br />
and other professions, and develop self-awareness and<br />
the ability to manage their own lives. The department<br />
offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees.<br />
<strong>Psychology</strong> (B.A.)<br />
Admission to the B.A. Program in <strong>Psychology</strong><br />
A grade of “C” or better in PSY 101 and completion of<br />
1 semester at <strong>Saint</strong> <strong>Louis</strong> <strong>University</strong> with a 2.00<br />
minimum GPA<br />
Required Courses (minimum of 31 hours)<br />
PSY 101 General <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 205 Foundations of Research Methods 4<br />
and Statistics<br />
1<br />
Minimum of 1 course in each of the 4 areas below<br />
Cognitive Neuroscience<br />
PSY 312 Cognitive <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 313 Physiological <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 316 Learning and Memory 3<br />
PSY 411 Sensation and Perception 3<br />
PSY 414 Psychopharmacology 3<br />
PSY 415 Science of Sleep 3<br />
PSY 471 Studies: Experimental <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
Developmental <strong>Psychology</strong><br />
PSY 321 Developmental Psych: Child 3<br />
PSY 323 Developmental Psych: Adolescent 3<br />
PSY 426 <strong>Psychology</strong> of Women 3<br />
PSY 427 Cross-Cultural <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 472 Studies: Developmental <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
Personality / Social <strong>Psychology</strong><br />
PSY 330 Social <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 331 Personality Theory 3<br />
PSY 432 Close Relationships 3<br />
PSY 433 <strong>Psychology</strong> of Oppression 3<br />
PSY 434 African American <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 435 Health <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 439 Abnormal <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 475 Studies: Social <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
Applied <strong>Psychology</strong><br />
PSY 341 <strong>Psychology</strong> of Work: Intro to<br />
Industrial Organizational <strong>Psychology</strong><br />
3<br />
PSY 345 Counseling for Helping Professions 3<br />
PSY 441 Organizational <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 442 <strong>Psychology</strong> Tests and Measures 3<br />
PSY 446 Marital Relations, Sexuality<br />
and Parenting<br />
3<br />
PSY 447 Small Group Behavior 3<br />
PSY 448 <strong>Psychology</strong> of Law 3<br />
PSY 473 Studies: Applied <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 474 Studies: Clinical <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
Elective <strong>Psychology</strong> Courses (8-9 hours)<br />
8-9 credit hours with additional 300 or 400 level courses<br />
in <strong>Psychology</strong> to meet the 21 credit minimum for the<br />
major<br />
One of the following Capstone Courses<br />
PSY 401 Adv Statistics & Research Methods 4<br />
PSY 486 History of <strong>Psychology</strong> Capstone 3<br />
PSY 487 Capstone Practicum Project 3<br />
PSY 488 Capstone Research Project 3<br />
PSY 490 Critical Thinking about <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
Senior Seminar<br />
PSY 495 Senior Seminar 0<br />
Minimum residency requirement: Nine departmental<br />
credit hours including PSY 205 and the Capstone course
College of Arts and Sciences 2009-2010 Undergraduate Catalog <strong>Psychology</strong><br />
Minor in <strong>Psychology</strong><br />
Admission to the Minor in <strong>Psychology</strong><br />
A grade of “C” or better in PSY 101 and completion of<br />
1 semester at <strong>Saint</strong> <strong>Louis</strong> <strong>University</strong> with a 2.00<br />
minimum GPA<br />
Required Courses (minimum of 18 hours)<br />
PSY 101 General <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
Minimum of 1 course in each of the 4 areas below<br />
Cognitive Neuroscience<br />
PSY 312 Cognitive <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 313 Physiological <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 316 Learning and Memory 3<br />
PSY 411 Sensation and Perception 3<br />
PSY 414 Psychopharmacology 3<br />
PSY 415 Science of Sleep 3<br />
PSY 471 Studies: Experimental <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
Developmental <strong>Psychology</strong><br />
PSY 321 Developmental Psych: Child 3<br />
PSY 323 Developmental Psych: Adolescent 3<br />
PSY 426 <strong>Psychology</strong> of Women 3<br />
PSY 427 Cross-Cultural <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 472 Studies: Developmental <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
Personality / Social <strong>Psychology</strong><br />
PSY 330 Social <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 331 Personality Theory 3<br />
PSY 432 Close Relationships 3<br />
PSY 433 <strong>Psychology</strong> of Oppression 3<br />
PSY 434 African American <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 435 Health <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 439 Abnormal <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 475 Studies: Social <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
Applied <strong>Psychology</strong><br />
PSY 341 <strong>Psychology</strong> of Work: Introduction 3<br />
to Industrial Organizational <strong>Psychology</strong><br />
PSY 345 Counseling for Helping Professions 3<br />
PSY 441 Organizational <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 442 <strong>Psychology</strong> Tests and Measures 3<br />
PSY 446 Marital Relations, Sexuality<br />
and Parenting<br />
3<br />
PSY 447 Small Group Behavior 3<br />
PSY 448 <strong>Psychology</strong> of Law 3<br />
PSY 473 Studies: Applied <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
PSY 474 Studies: Clinical <strong>Psychology</strong> 3<br />
Elective <strong>Psychology</strong> Course (3 hours)<br />
1 additional 300 or 400 level <strong>Psychology</strong> Course<br />
Minimum residency requirement: Nine departmental<br />
credit hours<br />
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