This seminar, designed for senior psychology majors, attempts to enhance the student's knowledge of concepts and facts from a broad range of subfields in psychology and to aid the student in discovering how the various areas, findings and courses can be integrated. To facilitate this integration, each faculty member in the psychology department visits the class to discuss his or her special area of expertise and to relate it to the general field of psychology. Students read appropriate sections of an advanced-level introductory, comprehensive text as well as outside readings suggested by the course instructor and/or the visiting professors. Prerequisite: senior major in psychology.