PSY 331 - Ecological Psychology

4 credits (Spring)

This is an advanced course in perception exploring how people learn to fit into their environment, and, in turn, reshape their environments to suit their goals. Perception depends on the way they physically act on our goals amidst environmental structure. This course blends with physiological, behavioral, and cognitive psychology but also takes an interdisciplinary approach ranging from physics and biology of motor coordination to applications in engineering and robotics. Laboratory work may be required.

Prerequisite: PSY 225 and PSY 231.
Note: Not offered every year.
Instructor: D. Kelty-Stephn