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1. psychology.williams.eduPsychology

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   Psychology at Williams is represented by 16 faculty members whose subfields include behavioral neuroscience, cognitive psychology, clinical psychology, developmental psychology, the psychology of education, and social psychology.

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     PSYC 127 TUT The Psychology of Success. Last offered Spring...

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     Rebecca J. Crochiere. Assistant Professor of Psychology....

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     Each area in psychology is very specialized, and what might...

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     Psychology department faculty have been founders of, and are...

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     Research Opportunities in the Psychology Department Students...

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     Other professions: Congressional aide, college admissions...

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     What is a senior thesis? A senior thesis is a year-long...

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     From Lauterbrunnen to El Salar de Uyuni, from Monterey to...

2. catalog.williams.edu › psycPsychology 2024-25 – Catalog - Williams College Catalog

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   Vor 5 Tagen · Psychology is the scientific study of mind and behavior, providing a rich body of knowledge, issues and questions for majors as well as students seeking to enhance their liberal arts education. Psychology at Williams is represented by 17 faculty members whose subfields include neuroscience, cognitive, clinical, developmental ...

3. psychology.williams.edu › peoplePeople – Psychology

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   Rebecca J. Crochiere. Assistant Professor of Psychology. Psychology. Wachenheim Science Center, Rm 316. 413-597-2847. rjc4@williams.edu. Susan L. Engel. Senior Lecturer in Psychology; Senior Faculty Fellow, Rice Center for Teaching; The Class of 1959 Director of Program in Teaching. Psychology.

4. psychology.williams.edu › curriculumCurriculum – Psychology

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   • PSYC 101: Introductory Psychology
   • PSYC 201: Experimentation and Statistics
   • Three 200 Level Courses, in Addition to PSYC 201, from The List Below
   • Three 300-Level Courses

   Introductory psychology is a team-taught survey of the field. As part of the course, students can volunteer to participate as subjects in faculty research.

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   This course prepares students for the science of psychology by teaching fundamentals of deriving hypotheses, design, data collection, analysis and research report writing. We strongly recommend that majors take it in the sophomore year and require that it be completed by the end of the junior year.

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   COGS/PHIL/PSYC 222: Minds, Brains, and intelligent Behavior: An introduction to Cognitive Science*

   NSCI 201/BIOL 212/PSYC 212: Neuroscience

   PSYC 221: Cognitive Psychology*

   PSYC 232: Developmental Psychology

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   An array of 300-level lab and seminar courses enable students to conduct original research, work in applied settings, and engage in small group discussion of primary source material. Majors take at least three 300-level courses from at least two of the six areas listed below. At least one of these 300-level courses must be from among those carrying...

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5. catalog.williams.edu › PSYC › listPsychology 2024-25 – Catalog - Williams College Catalog

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   PSYC 341 - 02 (F) LAB Social Psychology of Prejudice Division III. Cancelled 1683 Cancelled None PSYC 342 - 01 (F) SEM Social Judgment PSYC 342 - 01 (F) SEM Social Judgment Division III. Jeremy D. Cone TF 1:10 pm - 2:25 pm . 1685 Open None PSYC 344 - 01 ...

6. sites.williams.edu › nk2Nate Kornell | Williams College Psychology

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   Nate Kornell completed a BA at Reed College (1996), a Ph.D. at Columbia University (2005), and a postdoctoral fellowship at UCLA (2009). He is now a professor of cognitive psychology at Williams College. His research focuses on students’ beliefs about how they should study as well as the learning strategies that actually work best.

7. www.williams.edu › academics › areasAreas of Study – Academics

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   On their way to a bachelor of arts degree, Williams students major in a core area of study (like Chinese or political science). Instead of academic minors, we have concentrations, which are groupings of courses around certain topics that pull from many departments and disciplines (like cognitive science, which has elements of psychology, computer science, philosophy, math, and more). Still ...