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3 Mar 1999: Psychology. W. 10. Basic Concepts about Social PsychologyDR D. HAYIntroduction to the paper. ... 5. (fortnightly) Classics FacultyDR D. HALPERN AND DR G. DUVEENSocial and Developmental Psychology.

3 Mar 1999: DR S. BARON-COHENAbnormal Psychology (Six lectures, 22. Apr.–4 May). Tu, Th. ... Feb.). Tu. Th. S. 11DR K. C. PLAISTEDDevelopmental Psychology (Six lectures, 11, 13,.

3 Mar 1999: Empirical Psychology (Paper 9)DR J. RUSSELL AND OTHERSEmpirical psychology (with practical exercises).

3 Mar 1999: Psy Studies (Cambridge Group for the History ofPsychiatry, Psychology, Psychoanalysis and AlliedSciences) W.

3 Mar 1999: Tu. 9.15. PROF. D. FARRINGTONCriminological and Legal Psychology. Tu. 11.15. DR T.

3 Mar 1999: Sociology, Medical Statistics, Neurobiology, Psychology, Pathology, Pharmacology, Physiology andReproductive Biology prescribed for students who intend to take, or seek exemption from, theSecond M.B.

3 Mar 1999: W. 9 (weeks 1–4). The Politics of Disability. F.2–4 (weeks 1 and 3)Health Psychology.

3 Mar 1999: Tu. 10. Drama and Psychology (2L, weeks 1 and2). W. 10 Board Room, 9 West Road.

8 Oct 1999: R. HINDEThe Psychology of Relationships. Th. 10, W. F. 11. (week 5); Th. ... Craik-Marshall Building, Downing SiteDR J. RUSSELL AND OTHERSEmpirical Psychology (with practical exercises).

8 Oct 1999: MATRAVERSIntroduction to aesthetics. F. 11. DR B. J. HEAL. Empirical Psychology (Paper 9)DR J. ... Representation, imagination and art. Tu. 12(Six lectures, weeks 1–6). Empirical psychology (with practicalexercises).