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James Briggs, Ph.D.
Department: Psychology
Associate Professor of Psychology
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- PHD, Kent State University
- MA, Kent State University
- BS, West Liberty State College
Associate Professor of Psychology
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I received my Ph.D. in experimental psychology (biopsychology) from Kent State University. I teach statistics, research methods, directed research and learning processes.
My research focuses on using animal models for the experimental analysis of memory and amnesia, which someday may provide more effective treatments for problems such as psychological trauma.
Courses taught:
- NEUR-511 Neuroscience Student Research II
- NEUR-511 Neuroscience Student Research II
- PSYC-101 Principles of Psychology
- PSYC-123 Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
- PSYC-223 Research Methods in Psychology
- PSYC-344 Learning Processes
- PSYC-362 Learning Processes Laboratory
- PSYC-421 Directed Research
- PSYC-500 Internship
- PSYC-505 Research Apprenticeship
- PSYC-525 Independent Research