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    • Chapter 16, Lecture 1: Therapies General Issues About Mental Health Treatment Some very effective treatments are available, but there are several reasons why people dont seek help for serious psychological problems Women are more likely to seek help for
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    • PSYC 1000 Lecture 32 Pragmatics Study use of language in context Includes traditional nonverbal communication Gestures, non-speech sounds, body language, Other non-verbal aspects of speech Turn-taking: wait for pause or invitation to speak Relevanc
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    • PSYC 1000 Lecture 35 What is Intelligence? According to the text: Intelligence is a very general mental capability that, among other things, involves the ability to reason, plan, solve problems, think abstractly, comprehend complex ideas, learn quickly, a
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    • PSYC 1000 Lecture 33 Problem Solving Mental Set Tendency to approach problem in particular way, especially way that succeeded in past But may not help solve new problem, or may be less efficient (as in formula approach for jug problems 6 and 7) The Can
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  • 3 pages Outline for Psych 1000 2011
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    • PSYC 1000 Section 002 Introduction to Psychology Instructor: Harinder Aujla Office: 0RC028 E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 258-2939 Office Hours: Wednesday, 11:00am-12:00pm Course Material: Psychology and Life: Canadian edition 2nd ed. 2011. Gerrig, RJ.
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    • 16-Nov-2011 Dr. Michael Ellery, CPsych Cand PSYC 1000 - 1L13 University of Winnipeg Dr. Aujla 14 Nov 11 substance use substance intoxication substance misuse substance abuse substance dependence substance-related disorders addiction ingestion of a psychoa
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    • PSYC 1000 Lecture 34 Making Decisions Framing The way issue is posed How issue is framed can affect decisions and judgements e.g.: What is best way to market ground beef: 25% fat or 75% lean? Two identical quantitatively, but 2nd probably more attrac
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    • Chapter 12 Psychology Notes MyPsychLab: Personality Psychodynamic theories of personality (Sigmund Freud): Ego, Superego, Id E.g. If you find a wallet with cash, the Id would suggest to keep the money, while the superego would suggest to return it. The Eg
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    • Chapter 9, Lecture 1 Perspectives on Intelligence: The Origin and History of IQ Tests Sir Francis Galton (british mathematician) Responsible for earliest attempts to measure intelligence Had an idea that high intelligence emerges from possessing unusual
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    • Chapter 15, Lecture 1: Psychological Disorders The History of Clinical Psychology and Mental Disorder Diagnosis Clinical Psychology: the area of psychology devoted to understanding and treating mental disorder In the Middle Ages, mental disorder was thoug
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    • Chapter 10, Lecture 1 Lifespan Development: Physical and Cognitive Development in Utero, in Infancy, & in Childhood Developmental Psychology: the study of physical and psychological changes commonly associated with the different stages in our life 2 Prima
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    • Chapter 14, Lecture 1: Health, Stress, and Coping - Health Psychology and its Applications Health Psychology: the study of 1) how behaviour, thoughts, and emotions can influence a persons physical health and 2) how our physical health can influence our be
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    • February 16, 2017 Chapter 11 MyPsychLab Motivation and Emotion: Eating Disorders Three major categories of eating disorders: Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Obesity People with eating disorders may have either less or more pleasure from eating than the
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    • PSYC 1000 Lecture 32 Pragmatics Study use of language in context Includes traditional nonverbal communication Gestures, non-speech sounds, body language, Other non-verbal aspects of speech Turn-taking: wait for pause or invitation to speak Relevanc
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    • PSYC 1000 Lecture 30 Retrieval Cues Retrieval cues The stimuli available as you search for a particular memory (can be externally or internally generated) Two tests of memory: Recall = reproduction of information to which you were previously exposed
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    • PSYC 1000 Lecture 13 The AP Process 1. Cells are at polarized resting state (-70 mV) 2. Excitatory & inhibitory inputs change the balance of ions inside the cell membrane Excitatory = positive ions enter cell making it less negative Inhibitory = make th
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    • PSYC 1000 Lecture 11 Human Evolution Humans have common physical and behavioural features Two adaptations in humans favoured by natural selection: Bipedalism ability to walk upright Encephalization increases in brain size Responsible for most advance
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    • PSYC 1000 Lecture 10 Evolution & Behaviour Sir Francis Galton applied evolutionary theory to the study of human abilities E.g., intelligence Controversial applications such as eugenics Genetic determinism = all human qualities are hardwired in genetic
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    • PSYC 1000 Lecture 8 Tea Room Trade Laud Humphreys examined sexual behaviour in public places (tea rooms) Subjects were not aware that they were under study. Researcher recorded license plate numbers of individuals and provided a fabricated story to pol
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    | No strong feelings either way.

    Pretty easy, overall.

    Course Overview:

    It's required as an introductory course, but many students take it so the university has made it a bloated course. Make sure to ask questions and go over the answers with the TAs because they DO make mistakes.

    Course highlights:

    You learn an introductory amount. I only started really enjoying Psychology in the second and third year courses, as they were more focused.

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    0-2 hours

    Advice for students:

    It's like all introductory courses, but if you are interested in human psychology go for it! I don't believe any of the sections are taught by anyone other than a TA, but look up their names to see if they are good at teaching.

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