PSY 306: Correlational Approaches to Research and Statistics

Each course's own prerequisites, down to the first courses in the chain.

• PSY 305 Scientific Thinking and Writing
  requires PSY 203
  • PSY 203 Research Methods
    requires PSY 101 or HNRS 204
    • PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology
    • HNRS 204 Colloquium in Psychology

Courses that list it as a prerequisite, then the courses that list those, 2 levels deep.

• MATH 246 Introduction to R software
• PSY 307 Experimental Approaches to Research and Statistics
  • PSY 410 Seminar in Cognitive Neuroscience
  • PSY 411 Seminar in Cognition
  • PSY 420 Seminar in Behavioral Neuroscience
  • PSY 421 Seminar in Learning
  • PSY 422 Seminar in Motivation
  • PSY 424 Seminar in Comparative Psychology
  • PSY 430 Seminar in Developmental Psychology
  • PSY 435 Seminar in Culture and Development
  • PSY 440 Seminar in Environmental Psychology
  • PSY 441 Seminar in Cross-Cultural Psychology
  • PSY 442 Seminar in Social Psychology
  • PSY 451 Seminar in Mental Health Topics and Interventions
  • PSY 455 Seminar in Culture and Mental Health
  • PSY 472 Seminar in Health and Well-Being
  • PSY 497D Experiential Seminar in Diversity and Mental Health
  • PSY 497E Qualitative Research Methods
• SOC 422 Global Social Problem Solving
• SOC 426 Advanced Topics in Demography
• SOC 430 Field Research Methods
• SOC 435 Population Health Advocacy
• SOC 438 Health and Illness in Society
• SOC 440 Globalization
• SOC 450 Sociology of Law
• SOC 452 Advanced Criminology
• SOC 456 Seminar in Policing
• SOC 460 Advanced Topics in Family
• SOC 461 Special Topics in Education
• SOC 469 Advanced Topics in Race and Ethnicity