Undergraduate

Dr. Bagby teaches a seminar in Personality Disorders (PSYD32H3) and a class in Psychology and the Law (PSYC39H3).

Dr. Bagby also supervises undergraduate students for their Honours Thesis in Psychology (PSYD98).

If you are interested in enrolling with Professor Bagby as a supervisor, please forward your cover letter, CV or resume, and unofficial transcript to the Lab Manager, Sharlane Lau, at bagbylab@gmail.com.

 

Graduate

Dr. Bagby teaches Psychological Assessment (CPS1701H) and Contemporary Theories and Models of Psychopathology (PSY5410H).

Psychological Assessment is offered by the Graduate Department of Psychological Clinical Science, University of Toronto Scarborough. It is intended to instruct students in the basics of psychometric theory (e.g. reliability, validity, and statistical prediction). Other topics to be covered include structured clinical interviewing, multi-scale self-report inventories, and performance-based measures. Students will become familiar with advanced psychometric theory, administration, scoring, and interpretation of the measures that are commonly used.

Contemporary Theories and Models of Psychopathology is offered by the School of Graduate Studies, University of Toronto. It explores several contemporary models of psychopathology, offering a comprehensive understanding of the evolving landscape of mental disorder diagnosis and classification. Students will gain a perspective on the complexities of psychopathology classification, fostering a capacity to engage in current debates in the field of mental disorder assessment and research.

 

For more information about these courses, please refer to the academic course calendar.