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Course Title: History & Systems
Campus Course Code: PSYC 4302
Campus: UT Permian Basin
Program: Non-Program
Course Description
The intent of this course is to acquaint the student with the conceptual foundations on which modern psychology has been established. This is done by reviewing the history of psychological thought, emphasizing the past century of formal systems, but also dealing with the origins of psychology in post-Renaissance philosophy and allied sciences such as chemistry, mathematics, biology, physics and physiology.
Materials
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Prerequisites: PSYC 1301 Introduction to Psychology
Credits:3.0
Level:Undergraduate
Faculty
Diana Younger
younger_d@utpb.edu
432-552-2351
Course Title: History & Systems
Campus Course Code: PSYC 4302
Campus: UT Permian Basin
Program: Non-Program
Course Description
The intent of this course is to acquaint the student with the conceptual foundations on which modern psychology has been established. This is done by reviewing the history of psychological thought, emphasizing the past century of formal systems, but also dealing with the origins of psychology in post-Renaissance philosophy and allied sciences such as chemistry, mathematics, biology, physics and physiology.
Materials
Visit the Bookstores page for links to campus bookstores that provide information on course materials.
Prerequisites: PSYC 1301 Introduction to Psychology
Credits:3.0
Level:Undergraduate
Faculty
Diana Younger
younger_d@utpb.edu
432-552-2351