This is an introduction to psychology as a broad survey course which explores the various theoretical bases for the understanding of human behavior. Students will learn about the biological processes of behavior, sensation and perception, learning and memory as well as examine the theories of personality, psychopathology, cognitive and social development. Practical applications and contemporary topics will also be explored.
Course Requirements:
Requirements include 3 non-cumulative exams, weekly online homework assignments, 2 written assignments of about 4-5 pages in length, and attendance/participation in weekly discussion sections. Attendance at two 90-minute lectures per week is expected.
Class Format:
Students will attend lecture twice per week, as well as a discussion section once per week.