
Learn what to expect in this course
Learn what led me to the field of psychology and what it has done to my life.
This activity will show you the power of your own mind and set the foundation for why psychology matters
Find out how to get the answers to any questions you may have as well as utilize the extensive workbook material and exercises contained in this course.
Dive into an understanding of the human mind and the field of psychology, and why it matters
Explore the biological and cognitive perspectives in psychology, which focus on how internal factors affect human behavior.
Explore the behavioral/conditioning and social perspectives in psychology, which focus on how external factors (other people) affect human behavior.
Explore how psychologists study human behavior by observing through naturalistic observation, participant observation, surveys and case studies.
Explore how psychologists determine whether two factors correlate—change in accordance with each other.
Explore how psychologists design experiments to provide proper controls, test hypothesis and determine whether or not outcomes are due to the placebo effect.
Learn how our senses translate the outside world and how our brain then translates sensation into meaning (or perception).
Learn what each side of the brain is responsible for and how each person is usually either left or right dominant, and how that impacts how they think and learn.
Explore how physiological/physical as well as cognitive/mental processes impact our emotions/how we feel.
Explore how humans express emotions, interpret others’ emotions, and experience emotions within themselves, including how common emotions like anger and happiness work and how you can influence them
Learn what causes stress, how the stress-response in your body works, and how to reduce stress.
Learn what causes stress, how the stress-response in your body works, and how to reduce stress.
Learn about how memory works.
How memory is programmed into the brain.
Learn about why and how we forget information or experienced.
Understand how memory is retrieved and how to improve your memory.
Explore how classical conditioning works (stimulus/response), how it impacts your life, and famous experiments such as Pavlov’s Dog and Little Albert.
The Little Albert Conditioning Experiment: Clip of the Watson’s famous Little Albert Experiment in which he conditions a baby to fear white rats.
Explore how operant condition works (learned response to consequences), how it impacts your life, how it’s used to train animals (and people!) and how positive and negative reinforcement work
Explore what drives us to act, including: Instinct, Drive-Reduction, Arousal, and Maslow’s Hierarchy of Human Needs.
Explore intrinsic (self motivated) vs. extrinsic (reward) motives for learning, latent learning, and observational learning.
Explore different parenting styles (authoritarian, permissive and authoritative) and how parents and peers influence
Explore different attachment styles (secure and insecure), separation anxiety and the effects of deprivation.
Clip of Harlow’s famous experiment on attachment using monkeys.
Explore how sexuality is formed, how gender identify is developed, and the differences between males and females
Explore social thinking and how we judge others’ behaviors.
Explore how our attitudes and beliefs impact our actions, as well as the other way around, including the importance of roles.
Explore why and how humans tend to pre-judge others, especially if they are different.
Clip of a famous social experiment conducted after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, observing the impact being told blue eyed people are better than brown eyed people had on a class of third graders.
Explore how psychological factors, life experience and social influences all cause aggression.
Clip of Bandura’s famous Bobo Doll Experiment showing how children learn aggression through modeling.
Explore how groups pressure people to at in certain ways (conformity) and how obedience to authority can lead to unexpected behavior.
Clip of Milgram’s famous obedience study which tested how and why people listen to authority, even if it goes against their better judgment.
Explore why we try harder when working in groups, how we lose our identify in groups, how our thinking is influenced by groups, and why people tend not to take action when other bystanders are present.
Congratulations, you did!
Do you know that psychology impacts every aspect of your life?
Psychology can answer basic and complex questions such as:
Why do people think and act the way they do?
Why are some people miserable and others happy for no reason?
How does the human mind work, how do we learn, and how does memory work?
Why does society and the media have so much influence on people?
We’ll cover all of this and more in this Introduction to Psychology course!
The key to unlocking success and happiness in life is UNDERSTANDING YOURSELF—including why you think, feel and act the way you do. The best way to learn about yourself is to understand psychology and then apply it to your own life. In fact, most people who enter the psychology field are initially drawn to it out of an interest in understanding and improving themselves.
Most of human behavior and experience takes place unconsciously, meaning we aren’t aware of WHY we feel or act the way we do. By learning what psychology is and how the human mind works, we become CONSCIOUS of what is taking place INSIDE of us and how this influences what we experience in life. This course teaches the foundation of psychology and provides a framework for understanding yourself AND human behavior in general.
Here’s what you will learn in this Psychology course:
· Learn how the human mind works and how you can use the power of your mind to your advantage
· Learn the reasons you think, feel and act the way you do, as well as understand other people better
· Explore different approaches to psychology and how research is conducted
· Learn about how our senses interact with our brain and how this influences how we perceive the world around us
· Find out if you are right brain or left brain dominant and what that means
· Develop an understanding of the psychology of emotions and a better understanding of your own emotions, including what happens in your body when you’re stressed or anxious
· Learn the psychology of memory and how your memory works, why you forget things, and how to improve your memory
· Understand how you learn and why you were conditioned to continue certain behaviors and patterns
· Explore what motivation is and how it works
· Understand how children learn and grow based on their experience with their parents and the world around them
· Explore social psychology and the influence that OTHERS have on you, including conformity, obedience, prejudice, and behaviors
This course will also help students enrolled in AP Psychology and college-level Introduction to Psychology courses by providing reinforcement of concepts in a more interesting way with a fun professor! It is also a great course for anyone interested in pursuing a career in psychology.
So, are you ready to transform your life by developing an understanding why we think, feel, and act the way we do? If so enroll now, we look forward to seeing you in the course!
Guarantee: We know you will love this course. However, we offer a no-questions-asked 30-day money-back guarantee if the course does not meet your needs for any reason.
About the Professor: Joeel A. Rivera is a former Psychology Instructor with over a decade in the field of Psychology. Loved by his students for being “the nutty professor,” he is known for making learning FUN and presenting information in every-day language that is interesting and easy to apply to your life. You can read college students’ reviews at Rate My Professor.
In over a decade in the life coaching field I have worked with tens of thousands of people, and I also have 800,000+ students from 200 countries.
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