The Department of Psychological Science at Missouri S&T provides students a strong foundation in psychological science, ranging from the study of systems and groups down to the level of the individual neuron. We take a student-centered approach in our teaching and research, and emphasize the importance of learning by doing, for example, through first-hand experiences in scientific research, internships, and practicums, among others. We challenge students to think critically and creatively about the science of psychology. In doing so, we strive to create a supportive, inclusive community where students of all backgrounds can learn and create new knowledge about the human mind, brain, behavior, and relationships. With a number of different degree offerings at the bachelor’s and master’s levels, we prepare students for a variety of careers paths in psychology, business, and education.
This talk examines the ethical and emotional risks of long-term romantic relationships with artificial intelligence, questioning how AI intimacy may reshape human connection, autonomy, and moral responsibility. Presented by Dr. Daniel B. Shank, Associate Professor of Psychological Science at Missouri S&T, whose research focuses on social and moral interactions with AI.
As a psychology major, you will have many opportunities to take learning outside of the traditional classroom through research and internships.
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