Prerequisite s : PSYC 1. Enrollment is restricted to psychology and cognitive science majors. Enrollment is restricted to psychology and cognitive science majors and minors. Enrollment is restricted to psychology majors. Prerequisite s : PSYC 10 and Enrollment is restricted to seniors or by permission. Enrollment is restricted to senior psychology majors or permission of instructor. Enrollment is restricted to senior psychology and cognitive science majors.
Enrollment is restricted to senior psychology majors. PSYC 60 recommended. Enrollment is restricted to senior psychology majors or by permission of instructor. Prerequisite s : PSYC ; satisfaction of entry-level writing and composition requirements. PSYC is recommended. Prerequisite s : PSYC Enrollment is restricted to cognitive science and psychology majors. Explores how conversations work and how speakers accomplish their goals in an interaction. Topics include conversational structure, turn-taking, politeness, and the functions and use of collateral signals, among others.
Collateral signals include pauses in speech, words like um, uh, you know, and like, and processes, such as how words and utterances are produced. Enrollment is restricted to senior psychology, philosophy, anthropology, linguistics, and cognitive science majors. Enrollment is restricted to senior cognitive science, neuroscience, and psychology majors.
Enrollment is restricted to senior cognitive science or psychology majors. PSYC recommended. Enrollment is restricted to junior and senior psychology and sociology majors. Enrollment restricted to junior and senior psychology, sociology, feminist studies, and community studies majors. Enrollment is restricted psychology, community studies, legal studies, politics, and sociology students.
Prerequisite s : PSYC or permission of instructor. Prerequisite s : PSYC , or by permission of the instructor. Prerequisite s : PSYC or feminist studies, sociology, community studies, or politics majors. Enrollment is restricted to psychology, pre-psychology, cognitive science, and legal studies majors. Introduction to and analysis of the social psychology of stereotyping, prejudice, and racism in the United States. Examines how individuals both perpetuate and experience these phenomena, through the lens of race as a system of privilege and disadvantage.
