Advanced experimental psychology II
Dr Eleanora Gullone
12 points * Four 1-hour lectures and the equivalent of 6 hours laboratory work per week * Second semester * Clayton * Prerequisites: PSY3011
Objectives On the completion of this subject students will have an understanding of theoretical and philosophical issues in the discipline of psychology; will have an appreciation of research and professional ethics; will understand essential concepts and critical findings in a range of areas of contemporary psychology; have further developed the ability to write research reports in the form required in professional psychological journals; have learned how to design and implement their own research project; and have further developed the knowledge and skills base necessary to undertake advanced study and professional training in psychology.
Synopsis This subject provides advanced training in three major areas of experimental psychology, and introduces students to ethical and theoretical issues in psychology. The subject includes three 12-13 lecture core units on (i) abnormal psychology; (ii) group and individual differences in personality and intelligence; and (iii) advanced cognitive science. In addition there are two 6-7 lecture core units on (iv) history and philosophy of psychology and (v) the ethics of research and professional practice. Students will undertake a semester-length research project under the supervision of a member of academic staff.
Assessment Essay: 25% * Research report: 25% * Examinations: 50%
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