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Program Requirements

All Students in the Developmental Psychology program must fulfill the General Departmental Requirements.

Additional Graduate Curriculum Required of All Graduate Students in the Developmental Psychology Training Program:  

Required Courses

  • Psyc  40500 Advanced Seminar in Developmental Psychology (Goldin-Meadow/Levine) Spring
  • Psyc  40800 Developmental Seminar (Huttenlocher/Staff/Levine) Autumn, Winter, Spring

Courses Fulfilling Area Requirements

Cognitive/Intellectual Development
  • Psyc  32500 Topics in Cognitive Development (Huttenlocher) Spring

 Not offered 2007-08, but may be offered in future years.  Check with instructors.

  • Psyc  31401/41400 Cognitive Development and Complex Language Acquisition (Stein)
     
Biological Development
  • Psyc  31700 Developmental Biopsychology (McClintock) Spring 

 Not offered 2007-08, but may be offered in future years.  Check with instructors.

  • Psyc  33100 Introduction to DevelopmentalNeuropsychology (Levine)  
  • Psyc  33500 Special Populations: Lessons for Developmental Psychology (Levine) 
      
Language Development
  • Psyc  33200 Introduction to Language Development (Goldin-Meadow) Winter

 Not offered 2007-08, but may be offered in future years.  Check with instructors. 

  • Psyc  35400 Language Socialization (Lucy)
Social Development
  • Psyc  34300 Early Socialization (Duncan) Winter
  • Psyc  34701 The Development of Emotional and Social Understanding (Stein) Autumn
Advanced Courses/Seminars

Not all courses listed below will be offered in 2007-08 but many of these may be offered in future years.  Check with instructors. 

  • Psyc  31800 Adolescence and Youth: Personal Development and Social Context (Cohler)  
  • Psyc  32800 Environmental Effects on Cognitive Growth (Huttenlocher, Levine) 
  • Psyc  33800 Sem: Mental Representation (Huttenlocher) 
  • Psyc  34600 Sexual Identity, Life Course, and Life Story (Cohler) 
  • Psyc  34800 Complex Language Acquisition and Schooling (Stein)
  • Psyc  36400 Theories of Emotion and the Psychology of Well-Being (Stein)
  • Psyc  36550 Lab Course in Emotion, Learning, and Behavior (Stein)
  • Psyc  38201 Analysis of Eye to Eye Interaction (Duncan)
  • Psyc  42800 Environmental Factors in Cognitive Development (Huttenlocher) 
  • Psyc  43400 Learning and Inventing Language (Goldin-Meadow, Lucy, Regier)
  • Psyc  43700 Gesture Over Three Time Spans (Goldin-Meadow)
  • Psyc  44050 Early Mathematical Development (Levine)
  • Psyc  45050 Functional Plasticity and Language Development (Levine)

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