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Introduction to Psychology

Subjects: Psychology · Science

Art: Santiago Ramón y Cajal, Cajal - a purkinje neuron from the human cerebellum, circa 1900 · Public domain

Instructor: Prof. Jeremy Wolfe
Term: Fall 2004
Level: Undergraduate
What's inside: 23 videos · 1 reading · 22 handouts · 69 other files · 5 web pages
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Introduction to Psychology

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1. The Brain: Between the Ears, Behind the Eyes (audio only)

2. Motivation and Emotion: "Reason Alone Cannot Move Us To Do Anything" (audio only)

3. Learning: The Power of Association (audio only)

4. Sensing: Gathering the Information (audio only)

5. Attending: Limiting the Information (audio only)

6. Perceiving: Interpreting the Information (audio only)

7. Memory: What Do You Remember? (audio only)

8. Cognition: How Do You Think? (audio only)

9. Cognitive Development: How Do Children Think? (audio only)

11. Language Development: What Do Children Say? (audio only)

Midterm Review (audio only)

12. Intelligence: How Do We Know You Are Smart? (audio only)

13. The Battle of the Sexes: Love and Evolution (audio only)

14. Social Exchange: Romantic Economics (audio only)

15. Attitudes and Behaviors: How Can We Be Controlled? (audio only)

16. Who Are you? The Psychology of the Self (audio only)

17. From Dissociation To Repression (audio only)

18. Freud and Fairy Tales (audio only)

19. Sleep and Dreams (audio only)

20. Defining Mental Illness: Are Suicide Bombers Insane? (audio only)

21. Causing Mental Illness: What Can Make You "Lose" Your Mind? (audio only)

22. Successful Disasters: Eating Disorders (audio only)

23. Successful Disasters: Date Rape (audio only)