A seminar course in selected topics in comparative cognition and behaviour, including learning, communication, perception, memory, spatial cognition, numerosity, and decision-making. Focuses on historical and current developments in comparative cognition, purposes and nature of non-human animal research, and the application of comparative research for other areas of psychology, including human concern.

Note: Open only to Psychology students in the final year of the three-year Bachelor of Arts in Psychology concentration and students in the third- or fourth year of the four-year Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program.

Prerequisites: Psychology 319 and 3rd year standing required
Corequisites: Academic Integrity Training 100
Further information: Course availability and times