This course is an introduction to the science and practice of psychology. It provides students with an overview of the core areas of the field and an introduction to the various ways in which psychologists conduct research as well as well-known theories and classic psychological studies. Course content includes biopsychology; states of consciousness; human development; learning and memory; intelligence; social and environmental influence; theories of personality; and psychological disorders.
- Prerequisites:None
- Credits:3 units
- Notes:Transfer: UC,CSU;
IGETC AREA 4 (Social & Behavioral Sciences);
C-ID: PSY 110.;
Advisory: Eligibility for English 1.
Summer 2025
- MW 10:15 a.m.-12:20 p.m. | Daphna Hausman Ozery | Hum & Soc Science 253PSYCH-> PSYCH 1-1536Hum & Soc Science 253
- MTWTh 12:30 p.m.-2:35 p.m. | Bernadette O'Leary | Hum & Soc Science 253PSYCH-> PSYCH 1-1537Hum & Soc Science 253
- ARRANGE-9Hours | Nicole Woodard | OnlinePSYCH-> PSYCH 1-1538Online
- ARRANGE-9Hours | Hasmik Arakelyan | OnlinePSYCH-> PSYCH 1-1539Online
- ARRANGE-9Hours | Hasmik Arakelyan | OnlinePSYCH-> PSYCH 1-1540Online
- ARRANGE-9Hours | Donna Davis-King | OnlinePSYCH-> PSYCH 1-1541Online
- ARRANGE-9Hours | Donna Davis-King | OnlinePSYCH-> PSYCH 1-1542Online
- ARRANGE-9Hours | Jennifer Hall | OnlinePSYCH-> PSYCH 1-1543Online
- ARRANGE-9Hours | Daphna Hausman Ozery | OnlinePSYCH-> PSYCH 1-1544Online
- ARRANGE-9Hours | Regina Chopp | OnlinePSYCH-> PSYCH 1-1545Online
- ARRANGE-9Hours | Alexander(Alex) Schwartz | OnlinePSYCH-> PSYCH 1-1546Online