PSYC 102 Introductory Psychology II
3 Credits

Continuation of PSYC 101. The classes include lectures, structured experiences, discussions and audiovisual presentations aimed at familiarizing the students with current psychological views. The specific topics this semester are: memory, cognition, motivation, emotion, stress, personality, psychopathology, therapy and social psychology. (3,0,0),This course provides learners with an introduction to theories, concepts, and research findings in psychology. Specific topics covered include human thinking and language, intelligence, motivation, emotions, stress, health, social and personality psychology, and psychological disorders and therapy. Some practical applications of these different topics of psychology regarding learners' personal lived experience and careers or career interests are also introduced. Whenever possible learners will be encouraged to engage in cross-cultural analyses of psychological phenomenon through an Indigenous lens.

Prerequisites
English 12 or equivalent,

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