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Psychology Syllabus Many objectives for a course in Psychology may be mentioned, the principal ones seem to be “to help the students get a better understanding of themselves and their personal problems” by studying the various aspects of the development and growth of human behaviors and the mind.
Chapter 1 Introducing Psychology Section Quizzes or Online Self-Check Quizzes as assigned Web Activity(Go to http://www.psychology.glencoe.com) Chapter Test Chapter 2 Psychological Research Methods and Statistics Section Quizzes or Online Self-Check Quizzes as assigned Web Activity(Go to http://www.psychology.glencoe.com) Chapter Test
Chapter 6 Body and Behavior Section Quizzes or Online Self-Check Quizzes as assigned Web Activity(Go to http://www.psychology.glencoe.com) Chapter Test
Chapter 7 Altered States of Consciousness Section Quizzes or Online Self-Check Quizzes as assigned Web Activity(Go to http://www.psychology.glencoe.com) Chapter Test
Chapter 8 Sensation and Perception Section Quizzes or Online Self-Check Quizzes as assigned Web Activity(Go to http://www.psychology.glencoe.com) Chapter Test
Chapter 9 Learning: Principles and Applications Section Quizzes or Online Self-Check Quizzes as assigned Web Activity(Go to http://www.psychology.glencoe.com) Chapter Test
Chapter 10 Memory and Thought Section Quizzes or Online Self-Check Quizzes as assigned Web Activity(Go to http://www.psychology.glencoe.com) Chapter Test
Chapter 11 Thinking and Language Section Quizzes or Online Self-Check Quizzes as assigned Web Activity(Go to http://www.psychology.glencoe.com) Chapter Test
Chapter 12 Motivation and Emotion Section Quizzes or Online Self-Check Quizzes as assigned Web Activity(Go to http://www.psychology.glencoe.com) Chapter Test
Chapter 15 Stress and Health Section Quizzes or Online Self-Check Quizzes as assigned Web Activity(Go to http://www.psychology.glencoe.com) Chapter Test
Final Project: A report of 2-3 pages on a psychological condition or disorder (you can refer to Chapter 16 in your textbook about the disorders). Here are some examples:
Schizophrenia Depression Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Phobias (Fears) Eating Disorders Impulse Control Disorders Anxiety Disorders |