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 8180Advanced Social Psychology
- PSYC 8240Structural Equation Modeling for Applied Researchers
- PSYC 8250Multivariate Methods
- PSYC 8270Factor Analysis
- PSYC 8280META-ANALYSIS
- PSYC 8300Developmental Psychopathology
- PSYC 8310Introduction to Clinical Methods and Ethics
- PSYC 8330Cognitive Behavior Therapy
- PSYC 8350Applied Psychometric Principles
- PSYC 8360Assessment of Cognitive Abilities and Achievement
- PSYC 8370Foundations of Psychological Assessment
- PSYC 8460Assessment and Treatment of Alcohol and Drug Problems
- PSYC 8500Cognitive and Behavioral Sciences Seminar3 credits
- PSYC 8510Context and Consequences of Behavior
- PSYC 8540Behaviorism
- PSYC 8550Applied Behavior Analysis
- PSYC 8570Applied Behavior Analysis 2
- PSYC 8700Advanced Industrial Psychology
- PSYC 8710Advanced Organizational Psychology
- PSYC 8730Performance Appraisal
- PSYC 8760Decision Making in the Workplace and Organizations
- PSYC 8770Organizational Change
- PSYC 8780Work and Family
- PSYC 8790Seminar in Industrial and Organizational Psychology3 credits
- PSYC 8910Clinical Practicum
- PSYC 8920Internship
- PSYC 8930Directed Studies in Psychology9 credits
- PSYC 8970Special Topics18 credits
- PSYC 8990Research and Dissertation