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EAB 6098-Literature in Experimental and Applied Behavior
Analysis (3) Empirical and theoretical foundations of various
areas in experimental analysis of behavior.
EAB 6118-Theoretical Foundations of Behavior Analysis (3)
Prereq: EAB 5055 or 6098 and consent of instructor. Examina-
tion of current theoretical issues in behavior analysis, with
emphasis upon systematic integration of behavior principles into
general behavior theory.
EAB 6707-Applied Behavior Analysis I (3) Continuous, direct
recording of human behavior. Tactics of behavior management.
Research methods in applied behavior analysis.
EAB 6708-Applied Behavior Analysis II (3) Prereq: EAB 5055
or 6098. Introduction to literature in the analysis of behavior
in applied settings with attention to political, personal, and
historical dimensions of the area.
EAB 6719-Seminar: Strategies and Tactics of Human
Behavioral Research (3) Prereq: EAB 6707. Advanced study of
a scientific approach to investigating human behavior in applied
settings.
EAB 6758-Measurement and Assessment of Behavior (3)r
Theory and practice of direct measurement of human behavior
with application to clinical, social, and educational evaluation.
EAB 6937C-Seminar: Special Topics in Experimental Analysis
of Behavior (1-4; max: 9) Prereq: EAB 6098. Current research,
theory, and instructional techniques.
EAB 7089-Advanced Seminar: Experimental Analysis of
Behavior (3) Prereq: EAB 5055, 6098 and consent of instruc-
tor. Restricted areas of experimental analysis of behavior such
as schedules of reinforcement, stimulus control, current issues
in research methods, and complex repertoires.
EAB 7729C-Advanced Seminar: Precise Behavioral Manage-
ment (3) Clinical application of behavior analysis and innovative
behavior change techniques; treatment in the natural environ-
ment and family setting is stressed.
EAB 7739-Advanced Seminar in Behavioral Medicine (3)
Prereq: consent of instructor. Analysis of daily activities such
as smoking, alcohol consumption, and overeating that con-
tribute to chronic disease states is undertaken with review of
relevant literature.
EAB 7799-Advanced Seminar: Applied Analysis of Behavior
(3) Literature and methods in special applied settings and
populations.
EAB 7888-Experimental Psychopathology (3) Prereq: EAB
5055, 6098, and consent of instructor. Normal and pathological
effects of aversive control (punishment, avoidance, escape,
complex contingencies, etc.).
EXP 5105-Sensory Processing (3) Prereq: survey course in sen-
sation and perception. Introduction to information processing
by sensory systems with consideration of the anatomy,
physiology, and psychophysics of visual and auditory senses.
An optional laboratory component, EXP 4205L, may be taken
concurrently.
EXP 5215-Visual Perception (3) Prereq: survey course in sen-
sation and perception. Study of the acquisition of information
by the visual system. Perception of color, form, motion, and
space considered in a context that is physiological as well as
behavioral. An optional laboratory component, EXP 4205L, may
be taken concurrently.
EXP 6098-Literature in Cognition and Perception (3) Empirical
and theoretical foundations of cognition and perception.
EXP 6108-A Survey of Sensory Systems (3) Prereq: PCP5745
or BMS 6510. A group of specialists provide a survey of theories
and experimental data on human and subhuman sensory
reception and encoding. Auditory, visual, and cutaneous and
chemical senses are included.
EXP 6109-Seminar in Sensory Processes (1) Topics of current
interest in various areas of sensory specialties. S/U.
EXP 6128-Psychophysiology of Hearing (3) Physiological
representation of acoustic events within the auditory system.
Anatomical information and analysis of electrophysiological
literature.
EXP 6209-Seminar: Perception (3) Conditions, mechanisms,
forms, and functions of perceptual processes.
EXP 6527C-Retention and Forgetting (3) Prereq: EXP 4504 and
STA 3023. Consideration of models of memory, paradigms
utilized in the study of stimulus, antecedents, organismic and
response variables which influence retention and forgetting.
EXP 6607-Research Methods in Sensory Systems (3; max: 6)


Prereq: BMS 6512, EXP 6108. Participation in laboratory
experiments typical of several major areas of sensory systems.
Laboratory experiences are provided in the facilities of several
of the faculty participating in the program. These include visual,
auditory, chemical and somesthetic, and pain sensory speci-
alities. May be repeated for participation in extended experi-
mental studies and/or learning of technical skills of specific
sensory specialty.
EXP 6609-Seminar: Cognition (3; max: 9) Prereq: EXP 4604
or consent of instructor. Selected topics in the areas of think-
ing, problem solving and reasoning.
EXP 6717C-Psychophysics (3) Prereq: EXP 3604, STA 3023 or
consent of instructor. Methods used to measure organisms;
abilities and capabilities, including classical psychophysics,
theory of signal detection, scaling, information theory, and
modeling.
EXP 6939-Seminar: Current Issues in Cognition and Percep-
tion (3; max: 10) Prereq: consent of instructor. Examination of
selected major contemporary issues and data of current interest
in the areas of cognition and perception.
EXP 7129-Seminar in Audition (3) Research problems in
psychoacoustics, or acoustic physiology; recent advances in
theories of hearing.
EXP 7689-Research Methods in Cognition and Perception (3;
max: 12) Prereq: consent of instructor. Current research tech-
niques and methods in the area of cognition and perception.
PCO 6059-Psychology of Counseling (3; max: 6) Prereq:
graduate students in counseling psychology. Considers theory,
practice, research, and skills in counseling psychology. Course
is jointly offered by Counselor Education and Psychology.
PCO 6258-Introduction to Family Counseling (3) Prereq: ECC
64-16 and 8 credits of PCO 7948.
PCO 6316C-Psychological Assessment I (3) Prereq: consent
of instructor. Consideration of the fundamental theories of
intelligence and intellectual assessment. Included will be prac-
ticum-type administration.
PCO 6317C-Psychological Assessment II (3) Prereq: consent
of instructor. Consideration of the fundamental theories of per-
sonality and individual assessment of personality. Included will
be practicum-type administration of personality tests.
PCO 6939-Seminar: Current Topics in Counseling Psychology
(3; max: 15) Prereq: PPE 6098, EGC 6416 or consent of instruc-
tor. Selected topics in various aspects of counseling psychology.
Emphasis on theoretical background and implications for ap-
plied work.
PCO 7217-Counseling Psychology: Professional Issues and
Ethics (3) Prereq: graduate student status in counseling
psychology or consent of instructor. Professional issues and
ethics related to theory, research, and practice of counseling
psychology.
PCO 7247-Group Counseling/Psychology (3) Prereq: graduate
student status and consent of instructor. Coreq: enrollment in
counseling practicum. Process of group counseling and psy-
chotherapy as well as the counselor's role in the facilitation of
group process.
PCO 7259-Advanced Seminar in Family Counseling (3) Prereq:
PCO 6258.
PCO 7537-Vocational Counseling Psychology (3) Prereq:
graduate student status and consent of instructor. Coreq: enroll-
ment in counseling practicum. Examination of major theories
and research in vocational counseling psychology with emphasis
on vocational assessment.
PCO 7948-Practicum in Counseling Psychology (4; max: 12)
Prereq: written application to the Counseling Psychology
Practicum Coordinator. Students perform counseling and con-
sultation functions in university and community agencies under
supervision of faculty and staff members. Open only to students
in the counseling psychology program of the Departments of
Psychology and Counselor Education.
PCO 7949-Internship in Counseling Psychology (6; max: 12)
Prereq: written application to the Counseling Psychology Intern-
ship Coordinator. Full-time or equivalent work in a university
or community agency where counseling functions are carried
out under supervision. Open only to students in the counsel-
ing psychology program of the Departments of Psychology and
Counselor Education.
PPE 6059-Seminar in Personality (3; max: 9) Prereq: PPE4055
or 6098 or equivalent. Personality development and dynamics.