Psychology/History 138
Seeking Human Nature:

The History and Science of Innateness

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COURSE REQUIREMENTS
       

Course Requirements:

Do all the reading. Required books are available at Huntley Bookstore. Other readings are from the Course Reader (CR), which you can purchase from Lynda Casey at Pitzer's Duplicating Services (Bernard Hall, Room 111). A few of the other readings will be available on Sakai as electronic files. Please make sure to have the readings in hand during class, so that we can reference them.

Participation.
We expect you to be in class. When you're not, please email us with an explanation. You should read the required material before each class. Please be prepared to ask intelligent questions about that reading. We will frequently ask you direct questions about the reading. This class is not a spectator sport. Come prepared to play.

Papers. There will be two papers, a mid-term and a final. We will provide a list of possibel topics for the first paper; you will develop your own topic, in consultation with us, for the final paper.

To conclude...

Your questions, comments, and answers in class reflect your engagement with the reading. Come to class with your books, readings, notes, and thoughts prepared to speak. Class attendance is expected. Please document unavoidable absences. Please come to class on time.

Grading:

Grades will be based on class participation (33%) and two papers (66%). Class participation includes in-class discussion, online discussion, class presentations, quizzes, reading summaries, etc.

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