Merle Prim

Merle Prim

Professor, 1969-present.
Department of Psychology
Western Washington University
Bellingham, WA 98225-9089

Education

• Ph.D., Washington State University
  
• M.S., San Diego State College
  
• B.A., University of Washington
  

Research Interests:

Sub-human primate behavior, behavioral neuroscience, hippocampal functioning.

Plasticity in the Crayfish

Teaching:

   Psych 220 Syllabus

• Basic Cellular Physiology and Anatomy
• Types of Neurotransmittters- Powerpoint
• Motor Control - Powerpoint

Spring Quarter
   Psych 220

• Diffusion Powerpoint

• Psychology 101 Syllabus
• Chapter 4 Instrumental Learning
• Primate Learning
• Memory
• Biological Basis of Social Behavior Powerpoint
• Pappas Papura Ultrastrucure
• Motor Control Powerpoint

• Psychology 420 Syllabus

• Psychology 481 Syllabus

• Psychology 101 Syllabus
• Psychology 220 Syllabus
• ---- Mauk's Rabbit

• VHCell - gamma interaction (PDF Format)
• Cerebellum Learning (click this link, then select article to read in pdf format, then use page back browser button to select another article)

Spring Quarter (2007) Class Syllabi:

• Psychology 320 - Physiological Psychology

• P481 - History and Systems of Psychology

Courses:

• P101 Introduction to Psychology MTWRF
• P320 Physiological Psychology (includes lab) Winter MTWTF
• P327 Lab Physiological Psychology Winter T-TH
• P406 Seminar in Comparative & Physiological Psychology (lab) MWF
• P407 Laboratory in Comparative & Physiological Psychology T-TH
• P411 Seminar in History and Systems in Psychology MTWR
• P501 Perceiving, Knowing, Acting (with Miller) MTWF

Links to other resources:

Psychology Related Links

• UCSD Link List for Cognitive and Psychological Sciences

Other Links

• The weather in Bellingham today

How to contact me:

Merle Prim
Dept. of Psychology
Western Washington University
Bellingham, WA 98225-9089

Office: Miller Hall 346B
Voice: (360) 650-2928
Fax: (360) 650-7305