Illustrative Program with Behavioral Science Minor

The following is one example of a possible program of study for an accounting doctoral student with a behavioral science minor.

Fall - Year 1	Winter - Year 1
Accounting Seminar - 1 ECON 370: Introduction to Quantitative Economics STAT 385: Regression or STAT 395: ANOVA	Accounting Seminar - 2 STAT 345: Categorical Data Analysis PSYCH 340: Human Inference and Social Judgement or PSYCH 371: Attitude Change
Summer - Year 1
ACCT 460: Research Methods of Accounting
Fall - Year 2	Winter - Year 2
Accounting Seminar - 3 PSYCH 376: Psychological Tests and Measurement or PSYCH 413: Psychometrics PSYCH 452: Motivation	Management 405: Management Seminar PSYCH 460: Human Learning and Memory Behavioral or statistics elective
Summer - Year 2
ACCT 460: Research Methods in Accounting
Fall - Year 3	Winter - Year 3
PSYCH 431: Latent Variable Models Behavioral or statistics electives	Comprehensive examinations Preliminary work on dissertation proposal
Summer - Year 3
ACCT 491: Research in Accounting (one hour) Continue work on dissertation proposal
Fall - Year 4	Winter - Year 4
ACCT 491: Research in Accounting (two hours) Present Ph.D. dissertation proposal to faculty	ACCT 491: Research in Accounting (two hours) Complete dissertation
Summer - Year 4
ACCT 491: Research in Accounting (one hour) Defend dissertation

Possible Behavioral and Statistics Electives:

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