PSYCH 73900 - Research Methods in Animal Behavior (A, B)

Designed to develop skills required for the study of animal behavior, such as procedures for obtaining data in laboratories or in captive and natural environments; includes observational techniques, single-subject designs, issues of reliability and external validity, non-parametric statistics.

Hours 2 hrs lecture, 2 hrs lab,
Credits 3 cr.
Permission for all courses must be obtained from the graduate adviser. Some courses require the permission of the instructor as well. This course require a stronger background than that required for most 600 level courses.