Spring Semester 2008
Bryan Gibson
Department of Psychology
Sloan Hall, 230
e-mail: bryan.gibson@cmich.edu
| I teach a number of classes on a
semi-regular basis. Syllabi for these classes are available to
students in the classes on Blackboard. The class I teach most
often is Psychology 330, Social Psychology. This class focuses on
the causes and consequences of social thought, emotion, and behavior
(note: For some web links to sites related to social psychology,
click on my 'personal' section). I also teach Psychology 100,
Introductory Psychology. This class covers a broad array of topics
within the field of psychology, including biological foundations of
behavior, memory, psychological disorders, and cognitive psychology,
to name just a few. I have also taught both of the research
methods classes, Psychology 285, and Psychology 385. These classes
focus on how the field of psychology gains knowledge through the use
of the scientific method. Finally, I also teach Psychology 630, an
advanced Social Psychology course. This is a graduate level course
that goes into much greater depth into the various areas of social
psychology.
Experimental Research Participation: Students currently enrolled in my PSY 100 or PSY 330 courses may receive extra credit for participation in Experimental Research. Most extra credit opportunities in the summer will be announced in class. If some researchers use the website, Sona-Systems, to list experiments, then you can go to register and sign up for these experiments at the following website: Sona-Systems |