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9/30

Friday

Developing Through the Life Span

5

Week 7 10/3

10/5

10/7

Monday

Wednesday

Friday

Sensation and Perception

Assessment Day (No Classes)

Sensation and Perception

6

6

Week 8 10/10

10/12

10/14

Monday

Wednesday

Friday

Learning

Learning

Learning

7

7

7

Week 9 10/17

10/19

10/21

Monday

Wednesday

Friday

Memory

Memory

Review

8

8

5-8

Week 10 10/24

10/26

10/28

Monday

Wednesday

Friday

Exam #2

Thinking and Language

Thinking and Language

5-8

9

9

Week 11 10/31

11/2

11/4

Monday

Wednesday

Friday

Intelligence

Intelligence

Intelligence

10

10

10

Week 12 11/7

11/9

11/11

Monday

Wednesday

Friday

Motivation and Work

Motivation and Work

Veteran’s Day (No Class)

11

11

Week 13 11/14

11/16

11/18

Monday

Wednesday

Friday

Stress and Health (+10 points papers)

Stress and Health

Review

12

12

9-12

Week 14 11/21

11/23

11/25

Monday

Wednesday

Friday

Exam #3

Paper Work Day (Papers due by end of class)

Thanksgiving Break (No Class)

9-12

Week 15 11/28

11/30

12/2

Monday

Wednesday

Friday

Psychological Disorders

Psychological Disorders

Social Psychology

14

14

16

Week 16 12/5

12/7

12/9

Monday

Wednesday

Friday

Social Psychology

Social Psychology

Review

16

16

14 & 16

Week 17 12/12

Monday (9am-

11am)

Exam #4

14 & 16

***The final will NOT be given early. You must take the final during the final exam time, no exceptions.

General Education Goals/Objectives:

Goal 1: Explains the interrelationships between humans and their environment and the role of science in their

lives.

Goal 4: Demonstrate Effective Communication

Goal 6: Demonstrates the knowledge of the human experience throughout history

Relationship to Campus Theme:

Campus theme: Nature, Technology, and Beyond

Students will be familiar with the technological tools used to investigate the mind and our behavior.

Students will be familiar with how nature influences our own (psychological) development.

Students will use critical thinking to understand the importance of psychology now, and in the future.

Classroom Policies:

Participation

.

Students are expected to come to class prepared and actively engage in class discussion and

activities. The classroom environment is open and harassment free, so please engaged in discussion. Computers