Psychology

Course Description

An introductory survey course that introduces students to the basic concepts of psychology.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the fundamental concepts of psychology, including the different approaches and modalities used to study human behavior and mental processes.

2. Apply psychological principles to real-life situations, such as problem-solving, decision-making, and communication.

3. Develop critical thinking skills by analyzing and evaluating psychological theories, research studies, and ethical issues.

4. Demonstrate knowledge of the major theories and historical perspectives in psychology, as well as their impact on contemporary research and practice.

5. Enhance research skills by using a variety of sources and methods to gather, interpret, and present psychological data and findings.

6. Appreciate the interdisciplinary nature of psychology, including its connections to biology, neuroscience, sociology, and other fields.

7. Foster personal growth and self-awareness by exploring psychological topics such as personality, motivation, emotion, and social influence.

Life Applications

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Materials