Psych psy101 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

In a rush for a final exam revision? Doing research for your term paper? Don't search any further, all 15 weeks of most Intro to Psychology courses can be condensed into these few pages. Based on the course book "Exploring psychology in modules" you've got a (self-proclaimed) beautiful 45-page class notes document waiting for your eyes to peruse! With a touch of my formidable french here and there (I tried to not be too obnoxious, can you tell?) you'll even have a 2-in-1 with these class no...

Reviews can be useful because they allow you (the learner) to evaluate your learning of the material. This review assesses your understanding of the topics covered in the latest week or for revision purposes. The review contains multiple-choice questions. Select the best possible answer for each question. You may take the review as many times as you like, until you are satisfied with your mastery of knowledge and score throughout of this course. Read the required resources and review the Instruc...

Exam preparation notes from several class periods are simplified into one document. At the top, this document lists the main takeaways of the unit and are great points to study with. I received a 98% on the exam that these notes covered. This document goes in-depth into the types of research methods in psychology and the psychologists behind each method. Some notable names include Freud, Watson, and Skinner. It is super important to know the difference between reliability and validity, which is ...

Comprehensive notes to review for Exam #1 in Psychology 101

A simple yet informational six page PDF document of Lesson 1 notes from Introduction to Psychology (Psy100 / Psy101) with relevant historical and contextual content as well as important vocabulary. The following modules are covered: Module 1.1: What is psychology? Module 1.2: History of Psychology Module 1.3: Contemporary Psychology

These are all notes on the textbook readings as well as the lectures from Carolyn Cavanaugh Toft

An Approach to Motivation and Achievement Psy101 Goals: An Approach to Motivation and Achievement Psych 101 Introduction: The purpose of this study was to check which goals are the central determinants of certain achievement patterns. This was done by watching the differences between performance and learning goals. A learning goal could be a goal during which a person seeks to extend competence levels or master new skills. A performance goal could be a goal during which a person seek...