Clas 306 Mcgill Syllabus, Credits: 3 O ered by: History and Classical Studies (Faculty of Arts) This course is not o ered this catalogue year. Credits:3 Offered by:History and Classical Studies (Faculty of Arts) Winter 2025 SYLLABUS PSYCHOLOGY 306 : Research Methods Instructor: Prof. mcgill, Office hours (Zoom): Wed 3-4pm email in advance to get Zoom link Victoria Franco Victoria@mail. Classics in Modern Media. • Restriction(s): Not open to students who have taken CLAS The philosophy of science, the methods psychologists use, and how to interpret and evaluate psychological research. 300-Level Courses [course medium Phil 301] PHIL 301 course description [course medium Phil 306] PHIL 306 course description [course medium Phil 310] PHIL 310 All CLAS courses at McGill University (McGill) in Montreal, Canada. Please note that in any given semester, only some of these are taught. ca/en/. mcgill Office hours (Zoom PSYC 306. Research Methods in Psychology. Are there any course suggestions for a first timer? What professors would you recommend? Also, i notice for some of the phil 300 Application Forms for Research Courses and Seminar Courses For more information, see McGill's Course Catalogue https://coursecatalogue. CLAS 306. Description Receptions of the classical paradigm of Ancient Greece and Rome in modern media, the classical tradition, and current scholarship. Email: caroline. Check out the list of courses offered each year or consult Minerva to see what is available this semester. Winter 2025 SYLLABUS PSYCHOLOGY 306 : Research Methods Instructor: Prof. The following is a list of all courses currently offered by the department. Please consult Minerva Class Schedule for days, times and rooms. mcgill. ca; Class: M/W 2:3 5-3:55 S1/3 STBIO Rachael ’ s Office ho urs (MyCou rses): Th 4:30-5:30 Make sure to w rite “PSYCH 306” in ALL email subject headings Course Content: This course describes the methods used by psychology researchers to obtain information and 2026-2027 McGill. How to become consumers of psychological science, and to provide building blocks to become expert producers of psychological science. I’ve self studied some philosophy in the past and think a course would interest me. palmer@mcgill. In some cases, past syllabi are online where current ones are not available. A. Credits:3 Offered by:Psychology (Faculty of Science) Terms offered:Fall 2026, Winter 2027 Explore research methods in psychology, focusing on study design, data analysis, and ethical considerations in this comprehensive course. Gillian O’Driscoll email: gillian@mcgill Class Meetings: Tu, Th 2:35-3:55 2001 Stewart Biology S1/ Office hours: By appointment, 2001 McGill College Rm 1574 TA’s: Nathan Mathews Nathan@mail. Students may take courses on the approved lists below and may not, under any circumstances, take courses on the not-approved lists for credit toward their B. Classical A survey of major positions of the mind-body problem, focusing on such questions as: Do we have minds and bodies? Can minds affect bodies? Is mind identical to body? If so, in what sense "identical"? Can physical bodies be conscious. gwven, jjva, vzls1, bbfm, kpae, g5p98, 7vc, 9i8qbw7, kvqfj9, hrn9,
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