These notes are in an annotated form and will reflect information discussed or related to the class lectures. If we get pressed for time sometimes these notes will reflect additional information we did not cover in the lecture. I will always try to clarify what you will need to focus on for the exams. Please remind me if I don't clarify this information in advance. Notes correspond to module topics.
Want to get more out of your time spent reading the text? Try these links for excellent suggestions on active reading, PQ4R method of study and other study skills. Well worth it!
An excellent handout in PDF format on PQ4R: http://www.westcentral.org/academics/reading.pdf
Many handouts from the University of Victoria: http://www.coun.uvic.ca/learn/hndouts.html
Study Skills information from my office web site: http://www.umpi.maine.edu/acad/counselling/study.html
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As you study and review your notes you may want to refer to this glossary of psychology terms from the publisher of your text. Or better yet visit our Blackboard site to view a comprehensive glossary of psychology terms. Additionally, Blackboard will have many self study exercises to help you study and master these terms. You may also use the interactive exercises to test yourself with the flash cards from the glossary.
Click here to view the glossary. (In Adobe® PDF format)
Annotated Notes:
In summary format. Check back each week as they may be revised and updated .
Notes - Modules 1 and 2. Introduction to Psychology, Scientific Method and Roots
Correlation (In Adobe® PDF format)Click here to review them. (In Adobe® PDF format)
Piaget demonstration study guide in Word format:
Piaget demonstration study guide
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