Thesis: Seminar

Undergraduate

Experience in conducting psychological research is viewed as necessary for graduate work in psychology. This course is designed to provide such experience through planning, developing, and writing a research proposal under individual faculty supervision. Group sessions on research ethics, procedures, writing, and data analysis. (Prerequisites: PSYC-2300; PSYC-3130 or equivalent; PSYC-3310; PSYC-3200; a cumulative average of at least 77%; a Psychology major average of at least 80%; and consent of instructor or Undergraduate Program Chair.) (Prerequisites for B.Sc. Honours Behaviour, Cognition and Neuroscience students: PSYC-2300; PSYC-3130 or equivalent; PSYC-3350, PSYC-3530, and PSYC-3580; an average of 80% or higher in Psychology courses; and consent of instructor or Undergraduate Program Chair.) Students must meet all requirements to be eligible for admission to the course.