Catalog of Abilene Christian College, 1923-1924 Page: 80

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123.-General Physics. A continuation of course 113
Three hours lecture-recitation. Two hours laboratory.
133.-General Physics. A completion of Freshman Physics.
Three hours lecture-recitation. Two hours laboratory.
X. DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY AND RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION.
PSYCHOLOGY.
1. General Psychology.
135.-Elementary Psychology. A general introductory
course which gives a brief survey of the scope of general
psychology. Text: Warren, Elements of Psychology.
215.-Experimental Psychology. A general course in laboratory
psychology. The exercises are so selected and arranged
as to make the student familiar with the methods, apparatus
and results of typical experiments in the field of psychology.

325.-Advanced Psychology. This course presents a general
study of the mental processes. It is helpful to all work
in pedagogy and philosophy and should enable the student
to appreciate critically whatever he may read along psychological
lines. The experiments are of three orders: individual
experiments, class demonstrations, class experiments.
2. Applied Psychology.
103.-Elementary Educational Psychology. This course
deals with those phases of psychology which throw light upon
the process of learning. Texts: Strong, Psychology for
Teachers; Strayer and Norsworthy, How to Teach.
212.-Psychology of Salesmanship. A general course in
principles of salesmanship including advertising.
233.-General Course in Applied Psychology. A special
study of psychological investigations, and of practical applications
of psychology. Text: Ewer, Applied Psychology.
243.-Elementary Educational Measurement. A consideration
of the development and use of standard tests and scales
in the measurement of school room instruction for the elemen