Animal BehaviorWest Chester University
Animal Behavior
West Chester University
Dr. Michael J. Renner
Psychology 335, Spring 1999
The purpose of this course is to offer the student a broad coverage of the study of animal behavior. We will examine the innate structure and organization of behavior and how these change, both through evolution and within the lifespan.
This WWW site is not intended to be a complete stand-alone
course-in-a-box. As of February, 1999, the site exists to provide
support for students taking Animal Behavior at West Chester University.
The materials here are intended only to help students keep up
to date with course information and review lecture slides. Visitors
to the site are welcome, but must understand that some materials
may be out of context without information provided during class
meetings.
Course Topics (Links to Lecture Slides)
Handouts and "how to" guides for term paper
WCU Psychology Department home page
Animal Behavior Society: Course-Related web resources
Last updated: February 23, 1999