B.S. PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM PLAN SHEET (Effective Fall 2013)
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PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR 42 credits required
LEVEL I: REQUIRED (13 credits):
*PSYC 100 Psych Seminar I – Foundations
PSYC 190 Research Methods
PSYC 290 Interpreting Psych Research
(Prereq: Psyc 110, Psyc 190, Stat 130)
PSYC 300 Psych Seminar II – Career Preparation
(Prereq: Psyc 100, Psyc 110)
PSYC 320 Psychology: History and Systems
(Prereq: 9 Psyc cr, including Psyc 110)
LEVEL II: PSYCHOLOGY DOMAINS (12 credits)
Select at least 1 course from each domain
Learning & Cognition:
PSYC 330 Psychology of Learning
PSYC 442 Cognitive Processes (Prereq: Psyc 110)
PSYC 451 Children’s Learning (Prereq: Psyc 110)
COGS 101 Cognitive Science 1 with Laboratory (Prereq: Psyc 110)
Personality & Social Processes
PSYC 270 Social Cognition & Behavior (Prereq: Psyc 110)
PSYC 340 Individual & Group Differences
(Prereq: Psyc 110 + 2 Psyc courses)
PSYC 360 Personality Theories & Applications
(Prereq: 9 Psyc cr, including Psyc 110)
PSYC 470 Social Influence (Prereq: Psyc 110)
GENERAL EDUCATION 40 credits required
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Biological Bases
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PSYC 391 Applied Psychophysiological Methods (Prereq: Bio 132) 3
PSYC 333 Drugs and the Brain (Prereq: Psyc 110)
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Developmental
PSYC 251 Child Psychology (Prereq: Psyc 110)
PSYC 351 Children’s Social Reasoning (Prereq: Psyc 110)
PSYC 352 Adolescent Psychology (Prereq: Psyc 110)
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LEVEL III APPLIED: (6 Credits)
PSYC 120 Psychology of Adjustment
PSYC 280 Forensic Psychology, Law, & Ethics
(GE-F; Prereq: Psyc 110)
PSYC 281 Psychology for Sustainability (GE-E; GE-F)
PSYC 350 Culture & Psychology
(GE-F; RES-B; Prereq: Psyc 110 or Soc 110 or Anth 220)
PSYC 355 Clinical & Counseling Psychology (Prereq: Psyc 110)
PSYC 361 Abnormal Psychology
PSYC 370 Interpersonal Effectiveness
PSYC 371 Introduction to Health Psychology (Prereq: 10 Psyc cr)
PSYC 377 Consumer Psychology (Prereq: Psyc 110)
PSYC 381 Industrial/Organizational Psychology
PSYC 382 Human Resource Management (GLP)
PSYC 403 Employee Reward Systems (Prereq: Psyc 382)
PSYC 485 Recruitment & Selection Human Resources
(Prereq: Psyc 382)
COUNS 405 Intro to Counseling Skills
LEVEL IV EXPERIENTIAL/CAPSTONE: (6 credits)
PSYC 390 Experimental Psychology (required)
(Prereq: Psyc 190, Stat 130)
Select 2 credits from the following
PSYC 298, 398 or 498 Field Experience
PSYC X49 Cooperative Ed Experience
PSYC 480 Individual Research Project I
PSYC 481 Individual Research Project II (Prereq: Psyc 480)
PSYC X99 Independent Study
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LEVEL V PSYCHOLOGY ELECTIVES:
Select courses in Levels II, III, and IV to meet the 42 credits.
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A. COMMUNICATION SKILLS (9 credits)
ENGL-101 Composition I or
ENGL-111 Freshman English -- Honors I
ENGL-102 Composition II or
ENGL-112 Freshman English – Honors II or
ENGL-113 Honors Seminar I
SPCOM-100 Fundamental of Speech
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B. ANALYTICAL REASONING & NATURAL SCIENCES (10 credits)
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Must include one 4 credit GE natural science laboratory course
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C. ARTS AND HUMANITIES (6 credits)
Must include courses from 2 different areas
Art History/Music Appreciation
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Creative/Performing Arts
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History
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Literature
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Philosophy
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Foreign Language
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D. SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (6 credits)
Must include courses from 2 different areas
Anthropology
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Economics
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Geography
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Political Science
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Psychology
PSYC-110 General Psychology (Required)
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E. CONTEMPORARY ISSUES (3 credits)
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F. SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY & ETHICAL REASONING (3 credits)
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G. SELECTIVES (3 credits)
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ADDITIONAL LIBERAL STUDIES REQUIREMENTS (6 credits)
Must include 3 credits from any Natural Science courses
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Must include 3 credits from any approved writing course**See back page
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FREE ELECTIVES
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*All incoming freshmen, change of majors, and transfer students entering
psychology are required to take this course during their first year as a major.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS: Credits required is 120. Minimum 2.25 GPA for Level I. Minimum 2.50 GPA overall in major (Revised - 2012)
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** Select one course from the following approved writing courses:
ENGL 125 - Professional Writing Elements of Style
ENGL 207 - Writing for the Media
ENGL 245 - Creative Writing
ENGL 246 - Informational Writing
ENGL 247 - Critical Writing
ENGL 320 - Business Writing
ENGL 415 - Technical Writing
GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE (6 credits)
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RACIAL AND ETHNIC STUDIES (6 credits)
Must include 3 credits from RES-A
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SECOND AREA OF DEPTH: MINOR, CONCENTRATION, SPECIALIZATION, OR INDIVIDUALIZED
CONCENTRATION, AN ADDITIONAL MAJOR WILL TAKE PLACE OF A MINOR: (13-22 credits)
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ADVISOR’S SIGNATURE: ____________________________________
STUDENT’S SIGNATURE: ____________________________________
PROGRAM DIRECTOR’S SIGNATURE: ___________________________________
DATE OF PROGRAM COMPLETION: _________________
The signature of the Program Director indicates that this student has met the program requirements to be granted the degree of
Bachelor of Science in Psychology by the University of Wisconsin-Stout
Special Instructions: It is the student’s responsibility to:
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Maintain this program plan sheet throughout their tenure at UW-Stout
See their advisor every semester to update their program
Check-out for graduation with the Advisor and the Program Director