Embark on a comprehensive exploration of the human mind and behavior in this 64-hour introductory psychology course. Delve into the foundations of psychological science, from its historical roots to cutting-edge neuroscience research. Examine key topics such as sensation and perception, learning and memory, developmental psychology, and personality theories. Investigate the complexities of social interactions, the applications of psychology in organizational settings, and the impact of stress on mental health. Gain insights into psychopathology and various psychological disorders. Through a structured curriculum featuring ten units, a study guide, and a final exam, develop a solid understanding of psychological principles and their real-world applications. Upon completion, demonstrate your knowledge and earn a certificate, with the option to pursue Saylor Direct Credit.
Overview
Syllabus
- Course Introduction
- Unit 1: The History and Methods of Psychology
- Unit 2: Neuroscience
- Unit 3: Sensation and Perception
- Unit 4: Learning and Memory
- Unit 5: Development
- Unit 6: Personality
- Unit 7: Social Psychology
- Unit 8: Industrial and Organizational Psychology
- Unit 9: Health and Stress Psychology
- Unit 10: Psychopathology
- Study Guide
- Course Feedback Survey
- Certificate Final Exam
- Saylor Direct Credit
