262 / FIELDS OF INSTRUCTION


 PSY 631-RESEARCH METHODS IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY. 4 credits
 Prerequisite: PSY 618. Experimental studies in social perception, social in-
 fluence, attitudes, leadership, interpersonal perception, and related social processes.
 May be repeated with change of content up to a maximum of 16 credits.
 PSY 632-TEST CONSTRUCTION. 4 credits
 Prerequisites: PSY 503, PSY 605. Theory and practice in construction of tests
 of general aptitude, special aptitude, and personality traits. Psychophysical theory
 and techniques.
 PSY 633-INTRODUCTION TO CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 3 to 5 credits
 Seminar on issues and concepts in clinical psychology. Concurrent with field
 observation and participation. May be repeated with more intensive field ex-
 periences to a maximum of 10 credits.
 PSY 634-SEMINAR: PSYCHOLOGY OF DEVIANT BEHAVIOR. 4 credits
 Analysis of specific deviant life styles with emphasis on theory and research
 related to diagnosis and clinical management. May be repeated with a change
 in content up to a maximum of 8 credits.
 PSY 637-PERSONAL COUNSELING. 4 credits
 Current theories and practices in personal counseling; role of the counselor and
 nature of the counseling relationship.
 PSY 641-PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT 1. 4 credits
 Prerequisites or corequisites: PSY 503, PSY 509. Basic procedures in assessing
 personality structure and dynamics, including diagnostic interview, case history,
 objective and projective tests.
 PSY 642-PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT 2. 4 credits
 Prerequisites: PSY 600, PSY 601, PSY 602. Advanced procedures in assessing
 personality structure and dynamics, including diagnostic interview, case history,
 objective and projective tests.
 PSY 643-PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT 3. 4 credits
 Prerequisite: PSY 642. Continuation of PSY 642.
 PSY 644-PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT 4. 4 credits
 Prerequisites: PSY 643, PSY 605. Advanced techniques in assessment and pre-
 diction.
 PSY 646-HUMAN BRAIN FUNCTION. 4 credits
 Prerequisites: PSY 600, PSY 601, PSY 602. Recent advances in theory and
 experimental methods.
 PSY 650-RESEARCH METHODS IN PERSONALITY. 3 credits
 Prerequisites: PSY 601, PSY 602, PSY 605. Theoretical, methodological, and
procedural aspects of research in personality. Issues frequently encountered in de-
signing personality research.
PSY 651-PRACTICUM IN PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY. 5 credits
 Prerequisites: PSY 637, PSY 643, admission to program in clinical, counseling,
or school psychology. Supervised training in appropriate work settings relating
theoretical understanding of personality to case handling and consultation through
a variety of psychological assessment and treatment procedures. Designed as a
sequence of 3 quarters paralleling academic course work. Each succeeding registra-
tion requires increasing levels of competence and responsibility. Fifteen credits or
equivalent demonstrated competence are recommended for admission to internship,
PSY 755. May be repeated with change of content up to a maximum of 15 credits.
PSY 652-PRACTICUM IN PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY II. 5 credits