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334 I PSYCHOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY MINOR
General P1ychalogy Minor Units
Psych 142°, 144, 112, 121 or 122 or 154 or 155 or 156 ... .... ..................................................... 16
Psychology electives .............. .................................................................................. ...................... 6
Recommended: Math 51.
22
*M1th 101, Stutisticul Methods (plus <1 one·unit labomtory), muy be substituted for Psych
142.
GRADUATE PROGRAMS IN PSYCHOLOGY
The graduate programs for the Master of Arts and Master of Science degrees in Psychology
are bas d on the equivalent of the undergraduate major in Psychology at California State
University, Fresno. To be classified the student must have a "B" average or better in the core
courses of the Undergraduate major in Psychology. The Psychology Graduate Bulletin listing
additional prerequisi tes for the various graduate programs is available from the Psychology
Department office on request.
MASTER OF ARTS DEGREE IN PSYCHOLOGY
The Master of Arts de$ree program in Psychology may erve as preparation for community
college teaching, for professional employment requiring a master's degree or for entry into
a doctoral program. The program may be arranged' to include interest areas such as general
experimental, developmental, and social psychology, as well as special Master of Arts
programs for individuals.
MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN PSYCHOLOGY
The Master of cience d gree in Psychology is a 60·unit degree which can be either an
ultimate degree or qualify one for entry into a doctoral program. The only clinical program
in the Psychology department is offered under thi.~ degree plan which can be coordinated
with developmental psychology or School Psychology pursu,its. early half he units are Field
work practicum and intern work. The second year is partially spent in intern placements.
CREDENTIAL PROGRAM
For information on the current credential programs, consult departmental advisers and
the School of Education; see sections on Pupil Pe~"(>nnel ervices Credentfn/, ~hool
Psychology Credentiul and other public school credentials.
COURSES
PSYCHOLOGY (Psych)
ate: All ps,vchology courses :1re open to mujors und non-majors. Psych 10 is prerequisite
to ullupper dii'J"sion ps_vchology courses, e.1·cept Psych 126.
10. Introduction to P1ychology (4)
ot open to students with more than six units in psychology. Introduction to psychology
as an empirical science; biological and social bases of behavior; scientific principles of
psychology in p rception, learning, motivation, intelligence and personality. (3 lecture, 2lab
hours)
36. Introduction to P1ychophyslology (3)
Functioning of the brain in lellrning, memory, language, motivation, and emotion; human
physiological correlates of emotional states, pain, dreaming; control of brain waves and
internal states.
60T. P1ychology as a Behavioral Science (2-5; max total 6 if no taplc repeated)
Problems in approaching man as a social animnl; sections in basic or applied processes in
per ·onaiHy, int rp rsonal relations, socinl environment, and group participation. (Some
sections may have lab hours.)
Object Description
| Title | 1977-78 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1977-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
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| Full Text Search | 334 I PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY MINOR General P1ychalogy Minor Units Psych 142°, 144, 112, 121 or 122 or 154 or 155 or 156 ... .... ..................................................... 16 Psychology electives .............. .................................................................................. ...................... 6 Recommended: Math 51. 22 *M1th 101, Stutisticul Methods (plus <1 one·unit labomtory), muy be substituted for Psych 142. GRADUATE PROGRAMS IN PSYCHOLOGY The graduate programs for the Master of Arts and Master of Science degrees in Psychology are bas d on the equivalent of the undergraduate major in Psychology at California State University, Fresno. To be classified the student must have a "B" average or better in the core courses of the Undergraduate major in Psychology. The Psychology Graduate Bulletin listing additional prerequisi tes for the various graduate programs is available from the Psychology Department office on request. MASTER OF ARTS DEGREE IN PSYCHOLOGY The Master of Arts de$ree program in Psychology may erve as preparation for community college teaching, for professional employment requiring a master's degree or for entry into a doctoral program. The program may be arranged' to include interest areas such as general experimental, developmental, and social psychology, as well as special Master of Arts programs for individuals. MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN PSYCHOLOGY The Master of cience d gree in Psychology is a 60·unit degree which can be either an ultimate degree or qualify one for entry into a doctoral program. The only clinical program in the Psychology department is offered under thi.~ degree plan which can be coordinated with developmental psychology or School Psychology pursu,its. early half he units are Field work practicum and intern work. The second year is partially spent in intern placements. CREDENTIAL PROGRAM For information on the current credential programs, consult departmental advisers and the School of Education; see sections on Pupil Pe~"(>nnel ervices Credentfn/, ~hool Psychology Credentiul and other public school credentials. COURSES PSYCHOLOGY (Psych) ate: All ps,vchology courses :1re open to mujors und non-majors. Psych 10 is prerequisite to ullupper dii'J"sion ps_vchology courses, e.1·cept Psych 126. 10. Introduction to P1ychology (4) ot open to students with more than six units in psychology. Introduction to psychology as an empirical science; biological and social bases of behavior; scientific principles of psychology in p rception, learning, motivation, intelligence and personality. (3 lecture, 2lab hours) 36. Introduction to P1ychophyslology (3) Functioning of the brain in lellrning, memory, language, motivation, and emotion; human physiological correlates of emotional states, pain, dreaming; control of brain waves and internal states. 60T. P1ychology as a Behavioral Science (2-5; max total 6 if no taplc repeated) Problems in approaching man as a social animnl; sections in basic or applied processes in per ·onaiHy, int rp rsonal relations, socinl environment, and group participation. (Some sections may have lab hours.) |
