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PSYS 220
Behavioral Genetics
Students will gain conceptual understanding of the contributions of genes, environments, and the interplay of these and other factors, to various behaviors. Addresses variety of approaches to behavioral genetics research, including family and twin studies, animal studies, genome-wide association studies and the candidate gene approach.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
PSYS 053 - Research Methods
and
PSYS 115 - Biopsychology
or
BCOR 011 - Exploring Biology
or
NSCI 111 - Exploring Neuroscience
or
BIOL 001 - Principles of Biology