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Arizona Cardinals President Michael Bidwill said a decision on whether Ken Whisenhunt remains as coach will be made after the season.
Bidwill called the team's 58-0 loss at Seattle on Sunday ''unacceptable'' and said he has been evaluating the situation on a week-to-week basis as the losing streak has grown to nine games.
''Not making a rush decision is the right way to go,'' Bidwill said Monday in his first comments on the matter.
He said he and fans have been ''living and dying with each one of these losses. It's extremely hard to watch.''
''We know we can do better,'' Bidwill said. ''I know that there is a lot of emotion around what happened yesterday but I don't intend to make any decisions based on emotion.''
Bidwill said ''there is plenty of responsibility to spread around'' in the losing streak.
''Injuries have been a factor, but I think even with that we expected a much different season than what we've got,'' he said.
Bidwill, whose father Bill Bidwill owns the team, runs the franchise. He said finances would not figure in the eventual decision.
''Winning football games and staying focused on what's best for winning football games is what we're going to stay focused on,'' he said.
Whisenhunt is due about $5.5 million in the final year of his contract next year.
The evaluation of the entire organization will be more thorough than usual, Bidwill said, adding that's why it's important to have ''a complete set of facts.''
Earlier Monday, Whisenhunt said he knows only one way to respond in the face of increasing speculation that his sixth season in Arizona may be his last.
''I was a college walk-on, a 12th-round draft pick in the NFL,'' he said, ''so I've always been in situations where you had to fight.''
With three games to play, beginning at home Sunday against Detroit, Whisenhunt said he would ''stick with'' what has been successful in the past.
Whether the players are with him remains to be seen.
In the locker room before the Monday team meeting, defensive tackle Darnell Dockett said he would keep playing hard for defensive coordinator Ray Horton and fellow defensive linemen. But for Whisenhunt? Dockett said, ''No comment.''
Perhaps it's not a surprising answer since Whisenhunt fined Dockett somewhere between $100,000 and $200,000 for his behavior at the end of the previous week's game against the New York Jets.
But it's nonetheless revealing about the reality bubbling below the surface in the locker room, where the defense that had been the team's strong point caved to the tune of 493 yards — 284 on the ground — in Seattle in the face of yet another awful show by the Arizona offense.
Whisenhunt once rode a wave of popularity for leading the Cardinals to a stunning run to the Super Bowl following the 2008 season, then got the team to the NFC West title the following year. But Kurt Warner retired and nothing has been the same since.
Whisenhunt knows his job is on the line.
''I control things that I can control,'' he said. ''Like I said, I understand this business. I have a job to do. I feel disappointed that we haven't done it, but my greatest disappointment is for our fans. They've been so good to me and to us. I feel like I've let them down for not being able to do what we want to do, but it's not for lack of effort and it's not from not wanting to do it the right way.''
The 58-0 loss was one point shy of the NFL record for the most one-sided shutout defeat and the franchise's losing streak is its longest since World War II. And that 1944 team, which lost 10 straight, was merged with the Pittsburgh Steelers due to the shortage of players because of the war.
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''I don't know,'' safety Adrian Wilson said. ''You tell me.''
Whisenhunt said he felt mistakes, not a lack of effort, led to Sunday's debacle. He said that players must rely on professional pride from here on out.
''They've got to understand that they're going to be watched and monitored,'' Whisenhunt said. ''They're going to be on tape, and that's one of the things that when you're evaluating players you look at. You see how they handle those things, so we're going to continue to work. I think that we have enough of the right guys on our team, especially good young guys that want to do it right that are hurting, that it shouldn't be an issue.''
Defensive end Vonnie Holliday, in his 15th NFL season, said players are ''playing for a job, be it here or anywhere else in the National Football League.''
The coach wouldn't say whether John Skelton or rookie Ryan Lindley would start Sunday. The team added a third quarterback on Monday by claiming Brian Hoyer off waivers from Pittsburgh.
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Skelton, three games after being benched, returned and threw four interceptions and fumbled the ball away once. Lindley came on and fumbled, too. Two other turnovers came from Patrick Peterson on punt returns.
Overall, Arizona had just two more first downs (10) than it had turnovers (8).
''After a 58-0 loss like that it's hard to come in to work,'' Skelton said. ''But whether we like it or not we're playing those next three games, and I think guys have enough pride to come out and still work and still try to get better for the rest of the year.''
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The scent initially reminds me of CK Escape. But it dissipates in the drydown, which is very unique and sexy. Long lasting too. Not too sure if I'll purchase the cute small bottle but when I catch a whiff of my pulse, I find it very sexy and alluring.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Other, Fine
Eyes: Green
Bottle is luxory. And I like fragrance too. Little bit easy same time light and warm. Good fragrance from working. In the evening I like little bit sexier scents.
Age: 36-43
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I like Stella and aside from the rose, this bore zero resemblance, imho. For me this was a real disappointment. UPDATE: Tried it for the second time & on my skin this time...bumping it up a lippie. It's a pretty scent yet on my skin it is just kind of flat, if that makes sense. Maybe it needs some heat to make it come to life. It is light & inoffensive & I can see why it's popular. The SA @ Nordies said it reminds her of White Linen and, while I think Chloe is nicer, there is a similarity. NOTE: I just tried the new Lanvin Jeanne and while it's also a pretty scent it too smells "flat." What are they using in these new scents??? I'm not explaining it well I'm sure but I've never experienced this effect in perfume before...it's not just close to the skin or a "skin scent" or minimal sillage, it's something else.
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I got a sample of this at Holts and it smells lovely. I'm not usually one for bright "sparkly" florals so it was a very pleasant suprise when the saleslady recommended it to me.
It's a rose floral but not particularly heavy on the rose note unlike other rose-centric fragrances. I would say it's a cheerful, light and airy sort of floral with decent staying power and isn't overpowering in the least. It's a younger fragrance but not the teenage type of sweetness that seems so popular these days.
The bottle is perfect - a transparent cube with a simple gold top. Very elegant but a bit on the expensive side: CDN $95 for 50 mL and $120 (or thereabouts, i forget) for the 75 mL.
Age: 36-43
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This is a bright, sunny, soapy, prickly rose scent which seems to me the olfactory equivalent of the color yellow. I'd call it "Yellow Sunshine" if it were up to me, as it seems to light up the darkest corner of any room, with no potential for a bad trip. This is a fragrance that just seems to smile, easily and often. While some fragrances wallow in darkness, this one doesn't even flirt with it. More practically, it reminds me very strongly of "Paris", but without the fruitiness. No fruit notes to my nose, but something in there gives it exceptional tartness without being overtly citrus-y. It does not stay close to the skin but meanders about and will occasionally surprise you with a sudden gust every now and then, if applied liberally enough. Which I wouldn't recommend, actually. Because, in spite of being a manifestly winning, wearable fragrance (without being a typical fruity-floral, a positive thing in itself) it does have the potential to cross the line into dryer sheet territory if you put too much on. GREAT-smelling dryer sheet, but nevertheless, that utter lack of sulk can get a little relentless... spritz with caution. I think this should be popular and would be a great spring work scent for a positive-thinking working girl.
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i cannot tell you enough how many compliments i get when i wear this. i love it so much.
It is not cheap but its a very pretty bottle and big enough to last at least six months. I def. recommend this one. Its dries down to a very nice scent that lasts all day on me.
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This is a wonderful fragrance that doesn't need to be reapplied, it lasts all day and smells great!! Starts out very fresh and tangy and mildly flowery, not so much sharp headache flowery. Dries down to an ultra soft skin scent with musk and a whisper of flowers that linger on my skin well into the evening. I love it and it gets compliments!!. Plus, the bottle is so pretty it makes it even more beautiful and a great gift. I'm not sure if Chloe is supposed to smell like the original, which I can't remember what the original smells like. Anyway, the new Chloe is awesome!! original or not.
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For a person who absolutely dislikes rose in perfumes, and gladly 'got-rid' of a full bottle of Stella Sheer 2007 (lemon, green apple, PEONY, ROSE, AMBER), I can just say that this Almairac's creation is gorgeous, smells clean, close to the skin and very raffinee, and beautifully complements Chloe clothing line which I just looove. The bottle is 10+
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
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This is the complete opposite to what a normally wear but i have fallen in love. I had a spritz when i was shopping in Selfridges but wasn't overly keen but when i got back to my BF i took off my jacket and thought what's that gorgeous smell and it was the Chloe!
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I intend to use this for evening wear as i feel for myself it is too heavy for the daytime for me being younger and more fruity scents. But when i wear this scent i feel free, romantic and girly!
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OMG this is so sweet great parfum I love the smell is really different from what I was expecting is really romantic almost floral but at the same time is really fresh great for mornings or evenings, the only thing I dont like is that you should get more from the price only 2.5oz i think they need to add more to it!!! bur I still love it....
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Plane wave coupling into single-mode fiber in the presence of random angular jitter
Applied Optics, Vol. 48, Issue 27, pp. 5184-5189 (2009)
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Efficient coupling of coherent plane waves into single-mode fibers is a key technology for free-space optical communication at
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(010.3310) Atmospheric and oceanic optics : Laser beam transmission
(060.2310) Fiber optics and optical communications : Fiber optics
(060.4510) Fiber optics and optical communications : Optical communications
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Fiber Optics and Optical Communications
Original Manuscript: July 1, 2009
Revised Manuscript: August 12, 2009
Manuscript Accepted: August 20, 2009
Published: September 15, 2009
Jing Ma, Fang Zhao, Liying Tan, Siyuan Yu, and Qiqi Han, "Plane wave coupling into single-mode fiber in the presence of random angular jitter," Appl. Opt. 48, 5184-5189 (2009)
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Psychology, Minor
Department of Psychology
Constance Jones, Chair
Science II Building, Room 312
Degrees and Programs Offered
BA in Psychology, B.A.
BA in Psychology - Pre-M.B.A. Option, B.A.
EDS in Psychology, Ed.S.
MA in Psychology, M.A.
MA in Psychology - Applied Behavior Analysis Option, M.A.
MN in Psychology, Minor
PREB in Pre-Psychology
Psychology is the scientific study of behavior -- including human thought, emotion, and action -- and the application of scientific knowledge to the solution of real-world problems. It includes a wide variety of topics, including perception, learning, memory, thinking, emotion, personality, social interaction, development, and abnormal behavior. Psychologists recognize that understanding behavior in all its complexity requires studying it from multiple perspectives. A thorough understanding of memory, for example, requires knowledge ranging from the neural structures and processes that underlie it to the social and cultural forces that influence it.
Students majoring in psychology take core courses in general psychology, statistics, and research methodology, along with additional courses in each of the primary areas of the discipline. There are also numerous opportunities for students to supplement their coursework with hands-on experience in faculty research labs and in the field under faculty supervision. Advanced and well-qualified students can participate in our senior honors program. These students design, conduct, and present an original research project as a senior thesis.
Psychology majors learn to think critically, write and speak clearly, identify and solve problems, and work effectively both individually and in groups. As a result, the study of psychology provides excellent preparation for graduate study and careers in a variety of fields.
PSYCH 10. Introduction to Psychology
Prerequisite: G.E. Foundation A2. Not open to students with more than 6 units in psychology. Introduction to psychology as an empirical science; biological and social bases of behavior; scientific principles of psychology in perception, learning, motivation, intelligence, and personality. G.E. Breadth D3. (CAN PSY 2)
Units: 3
Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring
GE Area: D3
PSYCH 36. Biological Psychology
An introduction to the role of the nervous system in psychological processes, including the basis of nerve conduction, the role of neurotransmitters, and basic neuroanatomy. The course also addresses the neurophysiology underlying sensory processes, motivation, emotion, sleep and dreaming, language, learning and memory, addiction, and mental disorders.
Units: 3
Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring
PSYCH 40T. Topics in Research Design and Statistics
Introductory research methods and statistics in psychology. Introduction to scientific procedures and empirical research. Participation in research, data analysis, and APA research report writing. (May include lab hours)
Units: 2-8, Repeatable up to 12 units
PSYCH 42. Introductory Statistics
Basic statistical methods for analysis of data; parametric tests of significance; linear regression and correlation; analysis of variance; introduction to non-parametric techniques.
Units: 4
PSYCH 60T. Psychology as a Behavioral Science
Current topics in psychology that are not covered in other courses. (May include lab hours).
Units: 1-5, Repeatable up to 6 units
PSYCH 60T. Introduction to the Psychology Major
This course is intended to prepare students to get the most out of their bachelor's degree in psychology. It has three major goals. 1) To teach students knowledge and skills that will help them succeed as psychology students at CSU, Fresno. 2) To help students understand the nature of both the science and practice of psychology. 3) To expose students to a variety of career options in psychology and related fields and strategies for pursuing those careers.
Units: 2, Repeatable up to 6 units
PSYCH 61. Personal Adjustment
Not open to students with credit in PSYCH 171. General adjustment behavior with regard to health, social, academic, and emotional problems; application of principles for prevention of health, social, academic, and emotional problems. G.E. Breadth E1.
Units: 3
Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring
GE Area: E1
PSYCH 66. Abnormal Psychology
Study of the origins, symptoms, and treatments of behavioral and personality disturbances from childhood through senescence; application of current DSM.
Units: 3
Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring
PSYCH 101. Child Psychology
Not open to students with credit in PSYCH 155. The dynamics of infant and child development and adjustment.
Units: 3
Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring
PSYCH 102. Adolescent Psychology
Adjustment of youth to self and society.
Units: 3
PSYCH 103. Psychology of Aging
(GERON 103 same as PSYCH 103.) Psychological study of maturity and old age; physiological and sociological considerations.
Units: 3
PSYCH 120T. Topics in Cognition, Perception & Behavioral Neuroscience
Prerequisite: psychology major or minor status or permission of instructor. Empirical evidence and theoretical issues in learning, motivation, cognition, language, perception, sensory, and physiological processes. Section may be limited to animal or human studies; research and reporting. (May inlcude lab hours)
Units: 2-5, Repeatable up to 12 units
PSYCH 121. Learning and Memory
Prerequisites: Psychology major or minor status, or permission of instructor. Combined survey of (1) principles from the human and animal laboratory with theoretical interpretations and applications; and (2) principles of operation of the human memory system with theoretical interpretations.
Units: 4
PSYCH 122. Motivation
Psychology Major or Minor status or permission of the instructor. Initiation and continuation of behavior, acquisition, and modification of motives.
Units: 4
PSYCH 123. Developmental Psychobiology
Psychology major or minor status or permission of instructor. Biological and psychological foundations of behavioral development. Topics include issues in developing systems, genetics and evolution of behavioral development, behavioral embryology, comparative development of nervous systems, development of cognitive and effective behaviors, and ecological and multicultural influences on biobehavioral development. (Formerly PSYCH 120T)
Units: 4
PSYCH 124. Sensation and Perception
Prerequisites: Psychology Major or Minor status or permission of instructor. Study of sensory and perceptual processes in vision, touch, and hearing. Emphasis is placed on how basic perceptual principles operate in everyday life as well as in lab settings.
Units: 4
PSYCH 125. Behavioral Neuroscience
Prerequisites: Psychology Major or Minor status or permission of instructor. (PSYCH 36 is recommended.) An in-depth look at the neuroanatomical, endocrine, molecular, and neurophysiological mechanisms that mediate behavior and the technologies used to study them. Emphasis is placed on the integration and critical analysis of original neuroscience literature. (May include lab hours)
Units: 4
PSYCH 126. Cognitive Neuroscience
Biological mechanisms which mediate cognitive processes. Topics include the nervous system substrates for perception memory, language, cerebral lateralization and specialization, attention, and consciousness. G.E. Integration IB.
Units: 3
GE Area: IB
PSYCH 128. Cognitive Psychology
Prerequisites: psychology major or minor status or permission of instructor. An introduction to theory and research in human information processing. Topics include attention, memory, neurocognition, mental representation, imagery, problem solving, reasoning, language, and other higher mental processes.
Units: 4
PSYCH 132. Psychology of Sexuality
Prerequisite: upper-division standing. Psychological aspects of human sexual behavior: influence on personality, various behavioral manifestations and pathologies.
Units: 3
PSYCH 136. Human Learning and Behavior
Introduction to learning principles as they interact with perception, cognition, and motivation. Relevance of these principles in understanding human adaptation to school, home, and social environments.
Units: 3
PSYCH 140T. Topics in Psychological Mehtods
Prerequisite: PSYCH 10. Research methods and statistics in psychology: introduction to scientific procedures, experimental research, survey research, and qualitative research. Participation in research, data analysis and APA research report writing. (May include lab hours)
Units: 4, Repeatable up to 8 units
PSYCH 143. Intermediate Computer-based Statistical Analysis
Prerequisites: Psychology Major or Minor or permission of instructor. Intensive study of analysis of variance with research emphasis. Topics include single and multifactor designs both with and without repeated measures, multiple comparisons, trend tests, analysis of covariance and nultivariate analysis of variance. (May include lab hours)
Units: 4
PSYCH 144. Research Designs and Experimental Methods
Prerequisite: PSYCH 10 and PSYCH 42. Basic course in experimental psychology: research design and inferential statistics; introduction to scientific procedures and methods in psychology; participation in research, data analysis, and report writing. (May include lab hours)
Units: 5
Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring
PSYCH 145. Computer and Information Skills in Psychology
A survey of computer and information skills in the behavioral sciences. Applications of information technology include use of word processors, electronic communications, spreadsheets, statistical packages, and other specialized computer programs for psychology. Emphasis will be on developing information competence including locating, gathering, organizing, and reporting computer-based information.
Units: 3
PSYCH 149. Psychological Testing
Prerequisites: Psychology major or minor status or permission of instructor. Theories of psychological testing stressing the logic and limits of measurement. Emphasis on technical and individual tests.
Units: 4
PSYCH 150T. Current Issues in Health Psychology
This course will look at current developments in the field of Health psychology. Discussion will include the application of psychological principles to a wide variety of health-realted issues. Topics will include theories of health behavior, health promotion, health and medical decision making, stress and coping, and various psychological determinants of health and illness. Option for graduate student and careers in health psychology and related fields will also be covered.
Units: 3
PSYCH 150T. Evolution and Psychology
Psychologists explore a model of human personality and individual differences based on theories of natural and sexual selection. This course will explore several theoretical issues from this perspective (i.e., mating rituals, sex roles, parental investment and kin investment). Those issues will provide a springboard to be applied to broader societal issues such as sexism, racism, war, and peace.
Units: 4
PSYCH 153. Developmental Research and Inquiry for Practitioners
PSYCH 101, PSYCH 155, or CFS 39 recommended prior to enrollment in this course. Empirical and theoretical treatment of developmental issues. Emphasizes understanding the process of scientific discovery and learning to accurately interpret and evaluate development research. Examines theories and methods that guide research on physical, social, cognitive, and emotional development.
Units: 3
Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring
PSYCH 154. Personality
Prerequisites: Psychology Major or Minor status or permission of instructor. Major contemporary theories of personality; techniques for research in personality. (May include lab hours)
Units: 4
PSYCH 155. Developmental Psychology
Prerequisites: Psychology Major or Minor status or permission of instructor. Empirical and theoretical treatment of human development throughout the life span; genetic, phys-iological, and sociocultural influences upon development; physical, emotional, motivational, intellectual-cognitive, and social facets of development. (May include lab hours)
Units: 4
PSYCH 156. Social Psychology
Prerequisite: Psychology Major or Minor status or permission of instructor. Examination of the interaction between social environments and behavior. Application of social psychological theories and principles to interpersonal relationships, education, work, health, and the media. (Formerly PSYCH 134)
Units: 4
PSYCH 160T. Topics in Clinical Processes
Prerequisite: Psychology Major or Minor status or permission of instructor. Examination of individual behavior and small-group processes; include such topics as clinical psychopathology, sensitivity training, and intragroup dynamics, consciousness, dreams, and imagination.
Units: 2-5, Repeatable up to 12 units
PSYCH 162. Introduction to Clinical Psychology
Overview of clinical psychology, including history, ethics, applied roles, conceptual and technical approaches to assessment and intervention, applying to graduate school, and anticipated future developments.
Units: 4
PSYCH 163. Multicultural Psychology
Prerequisites: Psychology major or minor status or permission of instructor. This course reviews the field of Multicultural Psychology and emphasizes the development of critical thinking, cultural sensitvity, and cultural self-awareness. Major topics include: world views, immigration and acculturation, stereotyping, prefjudice, racism, privilege, cultural identity development, health disparities, and multicultural competence. Formerly PSYCH 160T.
Units: 4
PSYCH 169. Psychological Aspects of Physical Disability
Psychological theory and research pertaining to physical disability and disabled persons. Attitudes regarding disability and the impact of disability on individual behavior. Primarily deals with blindness, deafness, orthopedic handicap, and epilepsy, and secondarily with cardiovascular disease, cancer, and diabetes.
Units: 3
PSYCH 170T. Topics in Psychological Applications
Applications of psychology; human factors; clinical psychology, learning applications, clinical quantitative, learning, creativity, computer, and other applied topics. (May include lab hours)
Units: 2-5, Repeatable up to 12 units
PSYCH 170T. Community Mental Health
This course surveys the field of community mental health. Students will learn about how human service systems and community based organizations help people with significant life traumas and mental health problems. They will learn about how paraprofessionals have counseling, support, and educator roles that require knowledge of both basic and applied psychology. As a service learning course, they will learn to be engaged community members throughout their lifetime.
Units: 4
PSYCH 170T. Behavioral Approaches to Autism
This course is designed to provide psychology students with the opportunity to learn about Autism from a behavioral viewpoint. Students will be exposed to training, observation and therapy for children with Autism at CCAC. These observations will allow students to use, integrate and expand classroom knowledge in real life situations.
Units: 3
PSYCH 172. Applied Behavior Analysis
Prerequisite: psychology major or minor status or permission of instructor. Introduction to the philosophy and research of applied behavior analysis. Includes the methods of research, basic principles, and applied techniques used in the field. Presents ethical and legal standards under which behavior analysts work. (Formerly Psych 170T)
Units: 4
PSYCH 173. Environmental Psychology
The scientific study of the effects of human behavior on the environment and the psychological effects of the environment on human behavior. Topics include issues related to overpopulation, pollution, urbanization, noise, and environmental disaster, as well as environmental policies and grass-roots movements worldwide. G.E. Integration ID.
Units: 3-4
GE Area: ID
PSYCH 174. Introduction to Counseling
(COUN 174 same as PSYCH 174.) An overview of basic counseling models, including psychoanalytic, behavioral, cognitive, and humanistic approaches. Includes a personal counseling experience.
Units: 3
PSYCH 175. Family Counseling
Theory and application of major counseling models. Family problems, relationships and systems. Application of child development principles, relevant communication theory and current research to therapy with couples, families, children, and groups.
Units: 3
Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring
PSYCH 176. Industrial Psychology
Occupational assessment, training procedures, production efficiency, morale determinants, human engineering, decision processes, organization theory.
Units: 3
PSYCH 177. Behavioral and Cognitive Change Techniques
Prerequisites: Psychology major or minor status or permission of instructor. Introduction to learning principles and their applications to behavioral and cognitive change. Methods and techniques used for changing self, children, adolescents, and adults.
Units: 4
PSYCH 179. Supervised Field Experience
Prerequisites: Psychology major or minor status or permission of instructor. Supervised field experience in community settings. Placements may include schools, hospitals, institutions for the aged, community service agencies, and legal settings, depending on student interests. Regular class meetings.
Units: 4
PSYCH 180T. Seminar in Psychology
Prerequisites: 9 units in psychology, permission of instructor. Undergraduate seminar in specialized areas, new developments and synthesis of psychological processes, thought, and theory.
Units: 1-5, Repeatable up to 12 units
PSYCH 180T. Explorations of Subjective Well Being
This course will explore the individual's current evaluation of his or her own happiness. Students will be involved in activities that demonstrate the positive value of personal exploration into how they view their own self-concepts and relate to others. Emphasis will be on mastery oriented, performance related competency, based on self esteem, to show that it is earned and not instantly given.
Units: 3
PSYCH 182. History and Systems
Prerequisite: Psychology Major or Minor status; senior standing or permission of instructor; 12 upper-division units in the major. Historical, philosophical, and scientific background in psychology; review and integration of theoretical issues and current systems in the field. Lecture and discussion.
Units: 4
Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring
PSYCH 183A. Honors Seminar
Prerequisite: application and acceptance into the department's honors program. Advanced experience in psychology for selected majors that includes critical and creative thinking about topics in psychology, individualized research training, and exploration
Units: 1-3, Repeatable up to 6 units
Course Typically Offered: Fall
PSYCH 183B. Honors Seminar
Prerequisite: application and acceptance into the department's honors program. Advanced experience in psychology for selected majors that includes critical and creative thinking about topics in psychology, individualized research training, and exploration of options in psychology. (Formerly PSYCH 180T)
Units: 1-3, Repeatable up to 6 units
Course Typically Offered: Spring
PSYCH 184A. Community Intervention & Behavior Support
Prerequisites: One course in behavior analysis with a grade of B or higher. Meets content requirements for certification in applied behavior analysis at the associate level. Includes using and monitoring reinforcement systems; ethics and informed consent; training direct care workers; maintaining behavior change in natural settings; establishing support from agencies and professionals. Students work directly with clients. (Formerly PSYCH 170T)
Units: 3
PSYCH 184B. Community Intervention & Behavior Support
Prerequisites: one course in behavior analysis with a grade of B or higher. Meets content requirements for certification in applied behavior analysis at the associate level. Includes using and monitoring reinforcement systems; ethics and informed consent; training direct care workers; maintaining behavior change in natural settings; establishing support from agencies and professionals. Students work directly with clients. (Formerly PSYCH 170T)
Units: 3
PSYCH 190. Independent Study
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Units: 1-3, Repeatable up to 6 units
Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring
PSYCH 199. Senior Thesis
Concentrated empirical or theoretical study of specific topic in psychology; emphasis on independent and creative activity. Copy of thesis required for Psychology Department file.
Units: 2-4
PSYCH 200T. Seminar in Developmental Psychology
May be repeated with different topics. Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Seminars in development and genetic psychology, special topics for particular age ranges and problem areas. (May include lab hours)
Units: 2-4, Repeatable up to 15 units
PSYCH 200T. Developmental Psychopathology
The study of the development of psychological disorders and manifestation in children and adolesccents. Etiology, symptomology, and assessment, including physiological, genetic, social, cognitive, emotional, and cultural influences.
Units: 3
PSYCH 205. Seminar in Child Development
Prerequisite: a course in child or developmental psychology or permission of instructor. Advanced survey of current and classic research in child development. Examines issues such as nature/nurture, plasticity, direction-of-effect, continuity/discontinuity and content relevant to theoritical and applied areas of social and cognitive development.
Units: 4
PSYCH 220T. Seminar in Learning and Related Problems
Prerequisite: undergraduate core. Advanced current developments in learning, perception, language, memory, and cognitive psychology. (May include lab hours)
Units: 2-4, Repeatable up to 15 units
PSYCH 220T. Verbal Behavior
Verbal behavior is a special topics seminar that will examine behavior analytic approaches to language, including Skinner's analysis of Verbal Behavior and Relational Frame Theory. The class will discuss recent research application, interactions and controversies surrounding the main approach.
Units: 4
PSYCH 220T. Practical Applications of Memory Theory
The course will review and analyze the current applied memory research and basic memory theory with an emphasis on applications to everyday memory process. Topics include, but are not limited to, metacognition, educational applications, training, false memory, forensics, traumatic memory, aging, autobiographical memory, consumer choices, and memory improvement.
Units: 4
PSYCH 220T. Practical Applications of Learning Theory
The course will focus on the experimental and theoretical approach to understanding learning and memory. We will survey the historic and contemporary theories of associative learning including classical and instrumental conditioning, reinforcement, discrimination, generalization, and experimental procedures. The course will end with issues concerning short-term and long-term memory and complex learning.
Units: 4
PSYCH 221. Advanced Learning and Behavior
Prerequisites: core Psychology courses (PSYCH 10 PSYCH 42, and PSYCH 144). Recommended: PSYCH 136 or PSYCH 172. This course will examine a broad range of topics as they relate to the underlying principles of behavior. Topics will include mechanisms of learning, associative and non-associate processes, operant and respondent conditioning, schedules of reinforcement, and verbal processes.
Units: 4
PSYCH 225T. Seminar in Psychobiological Bases of Behavior
Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Recent advances in psychophysiology, physiological psychology, psychopharmacology, behavior genetics, sensory processes and related topics. (May include lab hours)
Units: 2-4, Repeatable up to 15 units
PSYCH 231. Ethics and Philosophy of Behaviorism
This course will familiarize students with the ethical responsibilities for basic and applied behavior analysts required by leading organizations. The philosophical underpinnings of behavior analysis will be covered along with the larger concepts of researching and practicing as a behavior analyst, professional, and member of society.
Units: 3
PSYCH 240T. Seminar in Quantitative Methods for Behavioral Research
Prerequisite: PSYCH 143. Methods for analysis of multivariate data; factor analysis; multiple regression; advanced analysis of variance procedures. Computer applications and use of computers for analysis of data. (May include lab hours)
Units: 2-4, Repeatable up to 15 units
PSYCH 240T. Practicum in Research Analysis
Examines attitudes towards empirical methods and data analysis as valid methods for assessing the validity of community-based services. Provides advanced training in methods and skills associated with research analysis; spreadsheet and database management; service learning placement with a community-based organization or institutional research office in an educational setting.
Units: 1, Repeatable up to 15 units
PSYCH 240T. Community Applications of Psychology
Review local community challenges and how psychological research informs methods used to address them. Students will work in community-based organizations addressing human service issues and acquire research data analyst skills for working in human services.
Units: 4
PSYCH 244A. Measurement, Research Methods & Statistics
Prerequisites: PSYCH 143 or permission of instructor. Examination of measurement, advanced research design and statistical techniques in behavioral research. Part of a two-semester sequence of PSYCH 244A and PSYCH 244B. (May include lab hours)
Units: 4
PSYCH 244B. Measurement, Research Methods & Statistics
Prerequisites: PSYCH 143 or permission of instructor. Examination of measurement, advanced research design and statistical techniques in behavioral research. Part of a two-semester sequence of PSYCH 244A and PSYCH 244B. (May include lab hours)
Units: 4
PSYCH 245. Research Methods in Behavior Analysis
Prerequisite: PSYCH 288. Single subject research designs and behavioral measurement techniques, assessment of graphed data; social validity.
Units: 4
PSYCH 250T. Seminar in Personality and Related Areas
Prerequisite: undergraduate core in psychology. In-depth examination of the recent developments in personality and clinical psychology. (May include lab hours)
Units: 2-4, Repeatable up to 12 units
PSYCH 255T. Seminar in Social Psychology and Related Areas
Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Theories and research about individual functioning in society; also includes such topics as environment psychology and the psychology of women. (May include lab hours)
Units: 2-4, Repeatable up to 15 units
PSYCH 267. Internship in School Psychology
Prerequisites: PSYCH 284, PSYCH 285, PSYCH 288, and permission of instructor. University and school-based supervised internship in school psychology.
Units: 3-6, Repeatable up to 12 units
PSYCH 268. Practicum in Applied Behavior Analysis
Prerequisite: PSYCH 288 and permission of instructor. University and site-based supervision of practica in applied behavior analysis. CR/NC grading only.
Units: 1, Repeatable up to 4 units
PSYCH 270T. Seminar in Applied Behavioral Science
Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Topics in applied behavioral research; conflict management, group dynamics, organization development, sensitivity training, and related processes. For students in the fields of business, communications, education, psychology, and the social sciences. (May include lab hours) CR/NC grading only.
Units: 1-6, Repeatable up to 15 units
PSYCH 270T. Developing Research Proposals
Development of a focused literature review that motivates a particular hypothesis. Computing and organizational skills related to development of proposals.
Units: 2
PSYCH 271. Community Intervention & Behavior Support
This course is designed to give students hands-on experience in the application of principles used by behavior analysts to train direct care workers in clinical, school, and home settings.
Units: 3
PSYCH 272. Seminar in Lab Teaching
Enrollment restricted to and required of graduate students teaching discussion sections in psychology laboratories. Class discussion of teaching techniques and procedures used to demonstrate princi ples in introductory psychology. Course may be repeated for maximum of 4 units credit. CR/NC grading only.
Units: 1, Repeatable up to 4 units
PSYCH 274S. Multicultural Psychology
Examine diverse cultural aspects related to psychology and education. Students explore multiple aspects of culture and investigate how they are manifested in our society and in education settings through reading, writing, discussion and service to the local communities.
Units: 4
PSYCH 277. Role and Function of the School Psychologist
Prerequisites: graduate standing and admittance to School Psychology Program. State and federal education codes and court decisions related to the practice of school psychology; types of community resources and referral services. Includes supervised practicum experience in schools.
Units: 4
PSYCH 278. Intervention and Prevention in School Psychology
Prerequisite: PSYCH 277, PSYCH 279, PSYCH 282, and PSYCH 288. Roles and responsibilities of the school psychologist including prevention, individual and group techniques for early intervention, and strategies for modification of individual programs and educational environments. Includes supervised practicum experience.
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PSYCH 279. Consultation and Supervision
Prerequisite: PSYCH 277 and PSYCH 288. Types of consultation services offered by school psychologists and variables which influence consultation effectiveness including organizational and systems issues. Emphasizes development of consultation and supervisory skills. Includes supervised practicum experience.
Units: 4
PSYCH 282. Cognitive and Behavior Therapy
Prerequisites: a course in learning or behavior modification and permission of instructor. Historical and current trends, research issues, and designs. Application of the behavior approach in a variety of settings. Includes supervised practicum experience. (Class fee, $45)
Units: 4
PSYCH 283T. Topics in Clinical Intervention
Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Advanced study in specialized areas in psychotherapy. May include topics such as clinical hypnosis, health psychology, family therapy, group therapy, etc. Practicum training usually included. Topics may not be repeated. CR/NC grading only.
Units: 1-4, Repeatable up to 12 units
PSYCH 284. Assessment of Intellectual Abilities
Prerequisites: a course in psychological testing and permission of instructor. Review of theories of intelligence. Administration, scoring, and interpretation of individual and group measures of intelligence. Supervised practicum includes case studies. (Class fee, $130)
Units: 4
PSYCH 285. Assessment of Learning and Developmental Problems
Prerequisite: PSYCH 284. Administration, scoring, and interpreting measures of learning disorders, physical-motor development, psychomotor abilities, social maturity, tests, school achievement, and vocational selection. Supervised practicum emphasizing proscriptive adn rehabilitive recommendations in case studies. (Class fee, $30)
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PSYCH 286. Instructional Consultation and Intervention
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PSYCH 287. Practicum in School Psychology
Prerequisites: Enrollment in the Ed. S. in Psychology program. University and school based supervision of practice in school psychology. CR/NC grading only.
Units: 1, Repeatable up to 6 units
PSYCH 288. Advanced Applied Behavior Analysis
Prerequisite: PSYCH 177. Applied use of classical and operant conditioning and social learning theory as behavior change techniques. Emphasis will be on functional assessment of behavior, including structured observations and behavior rating instruments. Students will also learn to develop and evaluate single subject research designs. Includes supervised practicum experience.
Units: 4
PSYCH 289. Functional Assessment and Intervention
Prerequisite: PSYCH 288. Advanced strategies of functional behavioral assessment and intervention for adults and children across school, home, and community settings; ethical and procedural considerations of assessment and intervention; issues of system support and maintenance.
Units: 4
PSYCH 290. Independent Study
See Academic Placement -- [-LINK-]. Approved for RP grading.
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PSYCH 298. Project
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All full-time faculty members in the department have a Ph.D. in psychology or a closely related field. Their areas of expertise represent the breadth of contemporary scientific psychology. In addition to being dedicated teachers, most faculty members also conduct and publish original research. Many are also licensed or certified as practitioners of clinical psychology, school psychology, or applied behavior analysis.
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Frank Moe on Legacy Destination Weekend Nov. 17-20 in Cook County
-Bob talked Nov. 11 with Frank Moe, local dog musher and former MN legislator, about the upcoming Legacy Destination Weekend in Cook County, and the origin and use of the Legacy Funds designated by MN voters in 2008.
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-Although not much is left of the town of Mineral Center these days, it was once a bustling settler village full of homesteaders, many of whom came from Wisconsin in search of a better life.
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-Buck spoke Oct. 14 with birder, author and radio producer Laura Erickson. She has a new book, "Twelve Owls," which is illustrated by Betsy Bowen, and appeared in Grand Marais Oct. 15 for a book reading and signing.
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Jerry Koosman | |||
Jerry Koosman on September 28, 2008 | |||
Pitcher | |||
Born: Appleton, Minnesota | December 23, 1942 |||
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MLB debut | |||
April 14, 1967 for the New York Mets | |||
Last MLB appearance | |||
August 21, 1985 for the Philadelphia Phillies | |||
Career statistics | |||
Win–loss record | 222–209 | ||
Earned run average | 3.36 | ||
Strikeouts | 2,556 | ||
Teams | |||
Career highlights and awards | |||
Jerry Koosman | |||
Jerry Koosman on September 28, 2008 | |||
Pitcher | |||
Born: Appleton, Minnesota | December 23, 1942 |||
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MLB debut | |||
April 14, 1967 for the New York Mets | |||
Last MLB appearance | |||
August 21, 1985 for the Philadelphia Phillies | |||
Career statistics | |||
Win–loss record | 222–209 | ||
Earned run average | 3.36 | ||
Strikeouts | 2,556 | ||
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Career highlights and awards | |||
Jerome Martin Koosman (born December 23, 1942) is an American former professional baseball player. He played in Major League Baseball as a pitcher for the New York Mets, Minnesota Twins, Chicago White Sox and Philadelphia Phillies between 1967 and 1985. He is best known for being a member of the Miracle Mets team that won the 1969 World Series.
Koosman was discovered by the son of a Shea Stadium usher who caught Koosman when he pitched in the Army at Fort Bliss Texas, he had written to his dad about Koosman. The Mets offered Koosman a contract after his discharge.[1] Koosman was about to be cut from the Mets in 1966, when Joe McDonald, the Assistant farm director requested Koosman be retained at least until his first payday as he owed the Mets money they had wired him after his car broke down en route to spring training.[1]
After leading all International League pitchers in strikeouts in 1967, Koosman broke into the Mets' rotation in 1968. He posted a 19-12 record with seven shutouts, 178 strikeouts and a 2.08 earned run average. The wins, shutouts, and ERA set franchise records, breaking those set by mound mate Tom Seaver just the year before. Koosman also made the first of two All-Star teams in his career. The National League won the game 1-0 (to date, the only All-Star Game to end in a 1-0 score) in this, the "Year of the Pitcher." Koosman pitched a scoreless ninth for the save, striking out Carl Yastrzemski for the final out. Koosman would be named to the 1968 Topps All-Star Rookie Roster and finished runner-up to Johnny Bench for the National League Rookie of the Year honors.
In 1969 Koosman posted a 17-9 record with a 2.28 ERA and 180 strikeouts in making a second All-Star appearance. That year, he was a member of the Mets team that unexpectedly won the National League East title (both leagues were now split into two divisions after expanding from ten teams to 12) after not only finishing dead last in five of their first seven seasons, but also trailing the Chicago Cubs for much of this season, by as many as 9½ games on August 13. The day before, Koosman had lost to the Houston Astros to fall to 9-8; he would win eight of his final nine decisions.
In Game Two of the NLCS against the Atlanta Braves, Koosman was shelled for six runs in 4⅔ innings (including a Hank Aaron three-run homer). The Mets won 11–6, however, then won the next game to complete the series' sweep.
Koosman was the pitching star of the 1969 World Series against the Baltimore Orioles. After Seaver was defeated in Game One, Koosman, leading 1-0, held the Orioles hitless until Paul Blair singled to lead off the bottom of the seventh inning, eventually scoring on Brooks Robinson's only hit in 19 Series' at-bats. The Mets regained the lead in the top of the ninth; Koosman got two outs in the bottom of the frame, then walked the next two batters, when he was relieved by Ron Taylor who induced Robinson to ground out to end the game.
With the Series shifting from Memorial Stadium to Shea Stadium for the next three games, the Mets won Games Three and Four, and Koosman took the mound for Game Five. He fell behind 3-0 in the third inning after giving up home runs to his mound opponent, Dave McNally, and Frank Robinson. The Mets, however, cut into the Oriole lead on Donn Clendenon's two-run home run in the sixth, then tied the game in the seventh on a homer by Al Weis, who had hit only six career homers at that point—none of which had been in a home game. The New Yorkers scored two runs in the eighth to take the lead, and after walking Frank Robinson to lead off the ninth, Koosman retired the next three hitters to end the game and complete the Mets' improbable World Series win.
After catching Davey Johnson's fly ball for the final out of the World Series, left fielder Cleon Jones gave the game ball to Koosman. That ball, as well as the game ball from Game 2, was stored in a safe in Koosman's residence. In the early 1990s, Koosman sold the ball from Game 5. The Game 5 ball's current whereabouts are unknown.[2]
In 1970 Koosman posted a 12-7 record with a 3.14 ERA. Over the next two seasons, however, posted losing records: 6-11 in 1971 (a season in which he was beset by arm woes) and 11-12 in 1972 with a 4.14 ERA—more than a run and a half above his career ERA to that point. In 1973 he went 5-0 in his first six starts, but ended the season 14-15. In late August/early September of that year, he set a Mets' record by pitching 31 2/3 consecutive scoreless innings; R.A. Dickey would break this mark by pitching 32 2/3 consecutive scoreless innings in 2012. As in 1969, the Mets unexpectedly won the NL East title—once again overtaking the Cubs, whom they had trailed this time by as many as nine games—on the strength of the pitching of Koosman, Seaver and the previous year's NL Rookie of the Year, Jon Matlack. This comeback would give rise to two slogans: Tug McGraw's "Ya Gotta Believe!" and manager Yogi Berra's "It ain't over 'til it's over."
In Game Three of the NLCS against the Cincinnati Reds, Koosman pitched a complete-game, 9–2 victory in a game headlined by Pete Rose's altercation with Mets' shortstop Bud Harrelson. The victory gave the Mets a 2-1 lead in the NLCS; they won the pennant two days later in five games.
Koosman was the winning pitcher in Game Five of the World Series against the defending champion Oakland Athletics, holding Oakland scoreless for 6⅓ innings. This victory gave the Mets a 3-2 lead in the Series; however, Oakland would win the next two games to repeat as World Champions.
Koosman posted a 15-11 record in 1974 and 14-13 record in 1975. In 1976 he had possibly his best season ever, establishing career bests with 21 wins (against 10 losses) and 200 strikeouts. He also finished runner-up to Randy Jones for the National League Cy Young Award. In 1977, the Mets traded Seaver to the Reds. The remainder of the team deteriorated, especially Koosman who slumped to 8-20, finishing tied with Phil Niekro for most losses in the NL. After a 3-15 season in 1978 Koosman, seeing no imminent improvement to the team, was traded to the Minnesota Twins at his request. His departure left Ed Kranepool as the last remaining member of the 1969 Miracle Mets (although Seaver would return to the Mets for the 1983 season).
The Mets acquired Jesse Orosco in the trade that sent Koosman to the Twins. (Orosco had been the player to be named later who went to the Mets to complete the deal, which had been made two months earlier, in December 1978.) Coincidentally, Orosco was on the mound for the final out of the 1986 World Series—the only other Fall Classic the Mets have won to date. In another coincidence, the '86 Championship team was managed by Davey Johnson, whom Koosman had retired for the final out in the '69 World Series.
Koosman rebounded in 1979 to post a 20-13 record, and went 16-13 in 1980. On August 30, 1981, less than a month after the strike ended, the Twins traded Koosman to the Chicago White Sox. He went 4-13 on the season, again finishing tied for his league lead in losses.
Koosman posted identical 11-7 records in 1982 and 1983. In the latter year, the White Sox won the American League West title to make their first post-season appearance since the 1959 World Series; however, the Baltimore Orioles defeated the White Sox in four games. After the season Koosman was traded to the Philadelphia Phillies; he went 14-15 in 1984 his last productive season.
On April 13, 1984 Koosman gave up a double to Pete Rose for his 4000th hit.
With 222 wins, he is tied (with Hooks Dauss) at #72 on the all-time win list. He ended his career with a 222–209 record and a 3.36 ERA in 612 games. He struck out 2,556 batters in 3,839⅓ innings pitched.
Koosman has the third most wins in Mets history (140) behind only Tom Seaver (198) and Dwight Gooden (157).
Koosman was inducted into the New York Mets Hall of Fame in 1989. He attended a 40th anniversary reunion of the 1969 Miracle Mets at Citi Field on August 22, 2009.[3]
In May 2009, Koosman pled guilty to misdemeanor federal tax evasion after failing to pay up to $90,000 in federal income taxes for 2002, 2003, and 2004. Koosman admitted to being "suckered" by anti-tax rhetoric.[4][5] On September 3, 2009, he was sentenced to six months in prison, and was released from a Federal Prison Camp in Duluth, Minnesota on June 30, 2010.[6]
Preceded by Ken Henderson | Major League Player of the Month April, 1973 | Succeeded by Willie Crawford |
Preceded by Joe Decker (15) | Minnesota Twins Single-Game Strikeout Total Record Holder (15) 1980 | Succeeded by Bert Blyleven (15) |


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