ANT 321 - Human Ethology

4 credits

In this course we will explore: 1) the evolutionary bases for human behavior; 2) how to observe, record, and study human behavior; and 3) the benefits and shortcomings of an ethological approach through both readings and hands-on projects. Each student will design and conduct a short ethological study of human behavior. This course will be research-centered.

Prerequisite: ANT 280.
Note: Not offered every year.
Instructor: Bentley-Condit