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PSYC 307

Collective Behavior and Decision Making in Human and Animal Groups

3 Credits

Overview of the fundamental principles underlying the organization of animal societies, mathematical models describing these phenomena, and applications to human societies and decision-making. Students will engage in discussions of case studies, analyze and evaluate mathematical simulations, and apply what they have learned from animal groups to practice solving problems currently facing human society.

Prerequisites & course information

Prerequisite: NEUR200 , PSYC304 or PSYC221 . Recommended: PSYC200 or equivalent statistics course. Credit Only Granted for: PSYC207 or PSYC307 . Formerly: PSYC207.

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