Psychology courses at Auburn
7,072 PSYC courses at Auburn University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- PSYC 7100History of Ideas in Psychology
- PSYC 7110Ethics and Problems of Scientific and Professional Psychology
- PSYC 7120Teaching of Psychology
- PSYC 7140Learning and Conditioning
- PSYC 7150Biological Psychology
- PSYC 7160Human Development
- PSYC 7170Theories of Personality
- PSYC 7180Social Psychology
- PSYC 7190Cognitive Psychology
- PSYC 7200Animal Cognition
- PSYC 7220Behavioral Principles
- PSYC 7230Psychometric Theory
- PSYC 7240Methods for Studying Individual Behavior
- PSYC 7250Clinical Research Methods and Ethics
- PSYC 7260Ethical and Professional Issues in Behavior Analysis
- PSYC 7270Experimental Design in Psychology
- PSYC 7280Experimental Design in Psychology II
- PSYC 7310Autism and Intellectual Disabilities
- PSYC 7320Clinical Psychopharmacology
- PSYC 7400Cognitive Neuroscience
- PSYC 7700Foundations in Industrial and Organizational Psychology
- PSYC 7710Training and Development in Organizations
- PSYC 7720Personnel Selection
- PSYC 7730Research Methods in Industrial/organizational Psychology
- PSYC 7740Organizational Culture
- PSYC 7750Ethics and Professional Issues in Industrial/organizational Psychology
- PSYC 7760Occupational Health Psychology
- PSYC 7780Work Motivation
- PSYC 7790Workforce Management
- PSYC 7800Leadership
- PSYC 7910Practicum in Applied Psychology12 credits
- PSYC 7930Directed Studies3 credits
- PSYC 7970Research in Special Topics
- PSYC 7980Applied Behavior Analysis Capstone Project6 credits
- PSYC 7990Research and Thesis