Psychology 326BH - Lab: Beh. Methods Soc/Intergr

Fall
2019
01
4.00
John Tawa
T 01:30PM-04:20PM
Mount Holyoke College
108076
Reese 222
jtawa@mtholyoke.edu
Relatively recent technological and methodological developments offer psychologists an opportunity to study social and intergroup behavior with greater sophistication than ever before. In this lab course, students will complete a semester long group research project that implements one of four possible innovative behavioral methods: Implicit association tests, social network analysis, physiological assessment, or a virtual world research method. Group projects will culminate in a presentation of their research to the class and a brief written report of findings that will be structured as a professional conference presentation submission.
Prereq: PSYCH-200 or PSYCH-204.
Permission is required for interchange registration during the add/drop period only.