Psychology Minor

The student must take18 credits, consisting of

• PSYC 110 - (S) Fundamentals of Psychology  
• PSYC 210 - (Q) Statistics in the Behavioral Sciences  
• PSYC 330 - Research Methods in the Behavioral Sciences  

and one course from three of the following four groups:

Physiological Processes

• PSYC 230 - Sensation and Perception   
• PSYC 231 - (E) Behavioral Neuroscience  

 Learning Processes

• PSYC 234 - (S) Cognitive Psychology  
• PSYC 235 - Learning and Behavior  

Social-Development Processes

• PSYC 220 - (S) Social Psychology  
• PSYC 226 - (S) Lifespan Development: Cognitive and Biological  

Individual Processes

• PSYC 224 - (S) Personality and Individual Differences  
• PSYC 225 - (S) Psychopathology  

An equivalent statistics course may be substituted for PSYC 210 - (Q) Statistics in the Behavioral Sciences  and an equivalent research methods course may be substituted for PSYC 330 - Research Methods in the Behavioral Sciences . Contact the Department Chair for a list of these courses. Acceptable course substitutions for PSYC 210  must focus on inferential statistics. EDUC 120  cannot be used for this minor. Any substituted course must then be replaced with a 3-credit Psychology course; that is, the PSYC minor requires 18 credits of coursework in psychology, not substituted courses. PSYC 211  or PSYC 212  for psychology majors can be substituted for PSYC 210  or PSYC 330  for psychology minors.