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PSYC 375. Sensation and Perception

Cross listed with: PSYC 375  
Credits 3.00 PeopleSoft Course ID 001648

This course explores the nature and development of human sensory capabilities and processing, and how these affect perception of the environment. A potential list of the variety of systems reviewed includes hearing, vision, smell, taste and touch/pain, as well as phenomena such as the perception of balance. Prerequisite(s): Psychology majors: PSYC 211  or PSYC 213 . Biology majors: Declared biology neuroscience concentration, PSYC 101  or PSYC 160 , and MATH 220 , MATH 229 , MATH 285  or MATH 318 .