PSYCH 121
Laboratory in Cognitive Psychology
Description: Laboratory, four hours. Requisites: courses 10, 100A, 100B, 120A or 120B. Designed for Psychology and Cognitive Science majors. Laboratory experience with methods and phenomena from research on human perception, memory, and cognition. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Spring 2025 - I was dreading this class at first but Prof. Liu was super helpful and understanding with any questions that came up. PsychoPy is a super easy platform to use and the team will walk you through it. She and my TA at the time, Bryce, were pretty lenient graders to me since I definitely turned in some projects at the last minute and got decently high marks. They also helped a lot with my group's coding project. With the group project, make sure your whole team is on the same page about what's going on. The papers do seem daunting but definitely start early! Would recommend to anyone who is intimidated by coding or labwork.
Spring 2025 - I was dreading this class at first but Prof. Liu was super helpful and understanding with any questions that came up. PsychoPy is a super easy platform to use and the team will walk you through it. She and my TA at the time, Bryce, were pretty lenient graders to me since I definitely turned in some projects at the last minute and got decently high marks. They also helped a lot with my group's coding project. With the group project, make sure your whole team is on the same page about what's going on. The papers do seem daunting but definitely start early! Would recommend to anyone who is intimidated by coding or labwork.
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Class was easy, but make sure you look over your final papers for little details and mistakes. It's not as hard as 100B and not as nitpicky, but TAs can grade hard for you not knowing basic APA format. Overall it's a nicer version of 100B since you go slower - not sure why 100B wasn't modeled like this to begin with!
Class was easy, but make sure you look over your final papers for little details and mistakes. It's not as hard as 100B and not as nitpicky, but TAs can grade hard for you not knowing basic APA format. Overall it's a nicer version of 100B since you go slower - not sure why 100B wasn't modeled like this to begin with!