Laboratory in Electrophysiology and Language
PSY 1452R
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Course Information
Description
Students will learn about applications of electroencephalography (EEG) in language comprehension research through hands-on training and experience with data collection, processing, and analysis. In addition to EEG lab work, students will learn to read and critically evaluate EEG research with a focus on language comprehension. Both adult and developmental EEG research will be covered.
Course Notes
Open to undergraduate students working in the instructor’s laboratory. To express interest in enrollment, please email Briony Waite, at bwaite@g.harvard.edu
Recommended Prep
We recommend completion of Psychology 1 or the equivalent of introductory psychology (e.g. Psych AP=5 or IB =7 or Psyc S-1) OR prior coursework in Linguistics or Neuroscience.
Available for Harvard Cross Registration
