Annotated Bibliography: Introduction To Psychology
College of Arts, Letters, Social Sciences, and Emergency Services Fall 2014
Psychology 101 Introduction to Psychology (4,0) 4 Credits
Prerequisites: None
Instructor: Dr. James W. Allen Office: LIB 239 Phone: (906) 635-2109 e-mail: jallen12@lssu.edu
Course Location: LBR 278
Course Time: MTRF, 11:00 - 11:50 AM (Sec 002)
Office Hours:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1:30 – 2:30 PM
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9:00 am - Noon
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1:30 - 2:30
***also by appointment
Required Text(s):
Myers, D. G. (2014). Psychology in Modules(10thed.). New York, NY: Worth. ISBN-10: 1-4641-6476-2
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LaunchPad Access for Myers Psychology Tenth Edition in Modules.
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The discipline of psychology is a broad field of study covering many topic areas. Some psychologists study complex interactions between neurons within the brain as humans’ process information or exhibit particular behaviors. Other psychologists focus on the ways that groups and larger social processes influence individual behavior. Still others design experiments to examine the mental processes of humans and various other species of animals. Despite this broad range, psychology can be unified as a discipline focused on the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. This course will be a broad overview of the many approaches and perspectives on understanding the mind and behavior that contribute to the discipline of psychology. Through this course you will develop a basic understanding of the different perspectives and content domains in psychology as well as key concepts, theories and organizing principles within the field. As your instructor, I hope that this course will build your interest and enthusiasm for further study of psychological topics throughout your university …show more content…
If you are a student with a disability and you think you may require accommodations you must register with Disability Services (DS), which is located in the KJS Library, Room 103, (906) 635-2355 or x2355 on campus. DS will provide you with a letter of confirmation of your verified disability and authorize recommended accommodations. This authorization must be presented to your instructor before any accommodations can be made.
Students who desire such services should meet with instructors in a timely manner, preferably during the first week of class, to discuss individual disability related needs. Any student who feels that an accommodation is needed – based on the impact of a disability – should meet with instructors privately to discuss specific needs.
IPASS (Individual Plan for Academic Student
Psychology 101 Introduction to Psychology (4,0) 4 Credits
Prerequisites: None
Instructor: Dr. James W. Allen Office: LIB 239 Phone: (906) 635-2109 e-mail: jallen12@lssu.edu
Course Location: LBR 278
Course Time: MTRF, 11:00 - 11:50 AM (Sec 002)
Office Hours:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1:30 – 2:30 PM
---
9:00 am - Noon
---
1:30 - 2:30
***also by appointment
Required Text(s):
Myers, D. G. (2014). Psychology in Modules(10thed.). New York, NY: Worth. ISBN-10: 1-4641-6476-2
_________
LaunchPad Access for Myers Psychology Tenth Edition in Modules.
__________
*** I-Clicker+ …show more content…
The discipline of psychology is a broad field of study covering many topic areas. Some psychologists study complex interactions between neurons within the brain as humans’ process information or exhibit particular behaviors. Other psychologists focus on the ways that groups and larger social processes influence individual behavior. Still others design experiments to examine the mental processes of humans and various other species of animals. Despite this broad range, psychology can be unified as a discipline focused on the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. This course will be a broad overview of the many approaches and perspectives on understanding the mind and behavior that contribute to the discipline of psychology. Through this course you will develop a basic understanding of the different perspectives and content domains in psychology as well as key concepts, theories and organizing principles within the field. As your instructor, I hope that this course will build your interest and enthusiasm for further study of psychological topics throughout your university …show more content…
If you are a student with a disability and you think you may require accommodations you must register with Disability Services (DS), which is located in the KJS Library, Room 103, (906) 635-2355 or x2355 on campus. DS will provide you with a letter of confirmation of your verified disability and authorize recommended accommodations. This authorization must be presented to your instructor before any accommodations can be made.
Students who desire such services should meet with instructors in a timely manner, preferably during the first week of class, to discuss individual disability related needs. Any student who feels that an accommodation is needed – based on the impact of a disability – should meet with instructors privately to discuss specific needs.
IPASS (Individual Plan for Academic Student