PSYCH 101 Crash Course 2020 (PART 1) // FULL Course Breakdown: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW FOR YOUR FINAL

What you NEED to know for your PSYCH 101 Final in 2020! I will be explaining everything you need to know in this two-part series. Specific to this video we will be covering historical perspectives, research methods, biological psychology, and cognitive psychology!

STAY TUNED for topics of developmental biology and abnormal psychology in PART 2 which will be posted on Thursday (Dec. 3rd, 2020).

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Intro
1:00 - Historical Perspectives & Research Methods
3:46 - Biological Psychology
8:22 - Cognitive Psychology
11:17 - Outro

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[JbalR]

Currently watching this 20 min before my final 😭

[etrenome]

I'm just trying to learn more about psychology because I want be a psychologist when I'm older

[xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

I love what you're doing! Just as a small suggestion, it'll be really helpful to have you slow down and explain some of these concepts in your own words or with personal anecdotes

[ryanmencl]

Thank you so much for this! I'm planning on starting school in the fall and I love getting in this info

[Jeremy_Doku]

U just came in so clutch for my psych pretest thank you

[apiapi]

My final final this semester thanks for the help!!!

[mateogiannidis]

Thank you! I'm going into first year at Laurier and wanted to get a grasp of what my PS 101 class will be like, hopefully the curriculum is somewhat similar!!

[litastar]

Thank you!! Future psychotherapist here!!! in school for psych also can you do a video for Introduction to Psychology II?

[methodicallymaya]

Hello! LIKE I MENTION, COMMENT ANY QUESTIONS BELOW!! Believe me, I am happy to help!
STAY TUNED FOR PART TWO (posting on Thursday)

[maribelescaros]

Hi! I have a question regarding Descartes' version of dualism and how it helped in making science of psychology. Is it correct to say that Descartes' version of dualism differed from prior dualism because of his emphasis on the body being able to do things such as produce body heat and move without the soul requiring it to do so? Also, I am a bit confused on how he helped in paving the way for a science of psychology. Was it due to the fact that his focus on the body and its functions being unrelated to the soul's control allowed for more things to be scientifically studied (since things that would be product by the soul couldn’t be scientifically studied because it operates on its own free will)? Thank you so much!

[miameyer]

Isn’t it Wilhelm Wundt that is known as father of psychology ?

[danixo]

I would like to make a workbook for your videos if anyone is interested. I'm a nerd and I love learning & taking notes and/or study guides. Just for fun.