The Special Topics course (PS 291) serves as a way to introduce new psychology courses into the curriculum.
Previously offered PS 291 Topics:
(many have now become permanent courses)
- Diagnosis and Treatment of Substance Use Disorders (now PS 317)
- Music and Psychotherapy
- Sport Psychology (now PS 235)
- Psychology of Action
- Child Life (now PS 292)
- Positive Psychology (now PS 253)
- Death and Dying (now PS 214)
- Child/Adolescent Psychopathology
- Emotional Intelligence
- From Table to Laboratory: Exploring Food Choice (now PS 239)
- Health Psychology (now PS 252)
- "Other" Sexualities (now PS 247)
- Sleep and Dreams (now PS 251)
- Psychology of Prejudice (now PS 240)
- Psychology of Sex
- Psychology of Men (now PS 245)
- The Other Psychoanalysts
- Forensic Psychology (now PS 220)
- Psychology of Eating & Drinking (now PS 330)
- Psychology of Dreams
- Psychology and Zen
- William James Seminar
- Experimental Psychology: Learning and Conditioning (now PS 302)
- Drugs, the Brain & Behavior (now PS 351)
- School Psychology
- Psychology of Imagination
- Psychology of Film (now PS 249 Psychology of Media)
- Psychology of Gender (now PS 241)
- Theories of Motivation
- Existential Psychology (now PS 248)