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Graduate academic calendar 2012 - 2013 - Trent University

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GRADUATE PROGRAMS Psychology<br />

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PSYC 5500H – Human development<br />

This course explores theory and research in the area of developmental psychology, including<br />

an emphasis on contemporary applications. Research topics include family dynamics, child and<br />

adolescent development, and the impact of culture on human development. Students are also<br />

exposed to current theory and methodologies.<br />

PSYC 5520H – Literacy, numeracy, and development<br />

This course explores theory and research in the area of the development of, and relationship<br />

between, literacy and numeracy, including an emphasis on typical as well as atypical development,<br />

underlying mechanisms, impact on other areas of development, related and/or associated disorders,<br />

assessment, intervention, and outcomes.<br />

PSYC 5760H – Social dimensions of human sexuality<br />

A social psychological examination of human sexuality. Both social psychology and human<br />

sexuality are shaped by broader social contexts. Historical, cultural, interpersonal, and intrapersonal<br />

understanding shape our current knowledge about sex and sexuality. The focus is on the integration<br />

of social psychology and research with social aspects of human sexuality.<br />

PSYC 5801H, 5802H – Research seminar in psychology<br />

The research seminars in psychology provide students with practical issues and hands-on experience<br />

related to their <strong>academic</strong> work. Course objectives include: (a) providing a collegial setting in which<br />

students can develop essential communication skills for scholarly and professional discourse, (b)<br />

providing an opportunity for sharing research findings and discussing current research plans, (c)<br />

stimulating discussion about recent or on-going research projects, research methodologies, and<br />

future research possibilities; and (d) providing constructive suggestions to students who are finalizing<br />

research plans for a thesis or preparing to present results of their research in the department or at a<br />

conference. The research seminars are required courses for all graduate students in Psychology.<br />

PSYC 5990Y, 5991H, 5992H – Specialized reading course<br />

Organized by individual instructors following approval by program.

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