PSYCHOLOGY

Psychology  has been defined by most recent US textbooks as the study of behavior. Dr.Akbar of FSU defines it as the study of the whole human being.  Freud defined psychology as "the study of man's soul." Regardless of the definition, what is different about psychology, is that it focuses on the individual.

Typically I only teach two courses in psychology, Developmental Psychology and Honors General Psychology.

DEP 2004 Developmental Psychology

This course is often jokingly referred to as "the womb to the tomb" course as it examines the entire lifespan and how we change across time.

It is suitable for nursing degrees, educational degrees, psychology majors, childcare specialist and those who are curious as to how all of us developed from childhood through adulthood.

Syllabus:  DEP 2004:  Developmental Psychology-Campus

Syllabus:  DEP 2004:  Developmental Psychology-Online
Orientation (Real Video):  On-Campus | Off-Campus

Syllabus:  DEP 2004:  Developmental Psychology-Video/Web
Orientation (Real Video):  On-Campus  | Off-Campus

PSY2012H General Psychology Honors

This is a general psychology course designed for the Honors student. While covering a general psychology curriculum, emphasis is placed on understanding the arena of professional psychology, i.e. accessing and understanding the psychological abstracts, reviewing refereed research articles, knowing the career options of psychology, looking at the current trends within the discipline, etc.  www.apa.org

Syllabus:  PSY 2012:  General Psychology (Honors)-Campus

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