Psychology 101
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It's been long enough that I'm seriously rusty on the topic. What did you want to know?
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Here's something to start us off:
Chapter 1: Section 1: Introduction to Psychology and Research Methods
By Dr. Christopher L. Heffner
Dr. Christopher L. Heffner August 21, 2014 Chapter 1: Section 1: Introduction to Psychology and Research Methods2014-11-17T21:56:32+00:00
learnHow to Learn Psychology
We all use the principles of psychology everyday and probably don’t even realize it. When we spank our child for doing something wrong, we are utilizing the learning principle of punishment. When we get nervous right before we have to give that big speech, we are activating our autonomic nervous system. When we talk to ourselves in our heads, telling ourselves to “calm down,” “work harder,” or “give up,” we are utilizing cognitive approaches to change our behaviors and emotions. Here it is:
http://allpsych.com/psychology101/#.VekyHtJVhHx
Chapter 1: Section 1: Introduction to Psychology and Research Methods
By Dr. Christopher L. Heffner
Dr. Christopher L. Heffner August 21, 2014 Chapter 1: Section 1: Introduction to Psychology and Research Methods2014-11-17T21:56:32+00:00
learnHow to Learn Psychology
We all use the principles of psychology everyday and probably don’t even realize it. When we spank our child for doing something wrong, we are utilizing the learning principle of punishment. When we get nervous right before we have to give that big speech, we are activating our autonomic nervous system. When we talk to ourselves in our heads, telling ourselves to “calm down,” “work harder,” or “give up,” we are utilizing cognitive approaches to change our behaviors and emotions. Here it is:
http://allpsych.com/psychology101/#.VekyHtJVhHx