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COURSE DESCRIPTION AND GOALS
The relevance of psychology in contemporary society is considerable. Psychology is now used to underpin many aspects of our lives – it is used in organizing businesses, in planning our shops and homes, in treating medical conditions and to improve how we learn. Every study is undertaken with a specific purpose in mind which can then be applied in everyday life – whether it is improving our lives in general, understanding how groups of people behave or treating a disorder. By understanding psychology, we can improve how we live our lives and society in general.
The purpose of this course is to encourage an interest in and appreciation of psychology through an exploration of the ways in which psychology is conducted. This exploration includes: • a review of a number of important research studies • an opportunity to look at the ways in which psychology has been applied.
This goals of this course are:
- to provide an introduction to psychological concepts, theories, and research findings
- to create an understanding of the range and limitations of psychological theory and practice
- to encourage candidates to explore and understand the relationship between psychological findings and everyday life
- to develop skills of analysis, interpretation, application, and evaluation
- to develop an understanding of ethical issues in psychology, including the moral and ethical implications of psychological research
- to promote an appreciation and understanding of individual, social and cultural diversity
- to study psychological approaches, issues and debates and research methods
- to improve communication skills.
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Baron-Cohen et al. 2001Ch. 1 Research Methods
More Psychology terms- data analysis
Canli (ppt)
Canli (2000) Study: Memory and Emotion
Dement and Kleitman 1957 Study
http://psychlotron.org.uk/resources/sleep/sleepdreambrain.zip (Brain Structure in Sleeping and Dreaming)
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The reminder app code for AICE Psychology
Send a text to 81010 and text this code: @2020aic
Research Paper Information
All papers in this course will be using the APA 7th or 8th edition format.
APA research paper format/template sample
https://www.easybib.com/guides/citation-guides/apa-format/ (has a plagiarism check, has a citation generator, explains APA style and how to apply it to your paper)
https://www.mybib.com/#/projects/EwMw95/citations (this is a citation generator and it will save all your cited works)
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The following link is the full AICE Psychology syllabus. For this course, we are primarily concerned with sections 3.1 to and including, 3.1.2 of the Cambridge syllabus. Please go through it to better prepare yourself for the learning that is going to take place in this course. Please remember this is a college-level course; as such, you will be required to do college-level work and behave in a college-level manner. There is a condensed version of the syllabus on this webpage. However, it is YOUR responsibility to familiarize yourself with the complete syllabus.