Health Sciences Research

4 credits

In this course, students explore major models in mental health research and apply them in laboratory settings, examining how team science generates knowledge and influences society. Through literature review and focused discussions on study design, methodology, and research ethics, they develop skills in critical analysis and proposal writing. If interested, students with satisfactory performance may continue research with the PI for academic credit by pursuing PSYC 199 in health sciences. Open to the following Department of Psychology majors only: PC26, PC28, PC29, PC30, PC31, PC32, PC33, PSYC-BS-011, COGS-BS-008.