PSY 101 Introductory Psychology (Homepage)

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[Images of Psychology] PSY 101 Introductory Psychology

Instructor: Vincent W. Hevern, S.J., Ph.D.

Section 01 MWF 1:30 PM-2:20 PM Grewen Hall 203

Section 02 MWF 2:30 PM-3:20 PM Grewen Hall 203

Fall 2009

Announcements Extra Credit

Students in this class may gain a total of 15 points (out of 500) in extra credit by doing up to three exercises as listed on the attached web page. The due date for all extra credit reports is the last day of class. Note that I increased the number of credits to 15 from the 10 I had originally announced earlier today in class. If you have any questions, please ask me in class rather than be email (unless you are desperate for an answer!)

Fri, Nov. 13, 2009

I added information to the extra credit options about Dr. Batcho's experiment at this link.



Course Information
Textbook: Weiten, Wayne (2008). Psychology: Themes & variations - Briefer version (7th ed). Belmont, CA: Wadsworth/Cengage.

ISBN-10 = 0495100587

ISBN-13 = 9780495100584

NOTE: This is the BRIEFER version, not the regular version of his text. Be sure not to purchase the wrong version.

NOTE: IF students use the 6th (2004/2005) edition, they should be sure to read the corresponding pages in that version to the material being taught from the new (7th/2008) edition. Such students should also be sure to take good notes in class for any new materials not found in the 6th edition. Don't use any edition earlier than the 6th. Though I don't insist that you buy the 7th edition, I WILL hold you responsible for material in class covered from the 7th edition.

Syllabus    webpage/html     (in pdf format)

Class Schedule   webpage/html

Book Report List of suggested books   Instructions for book report

Common mistakes in student review papers: MS Word .doc or .pdf formats

Research Participation Requirement webpage/html THIS HAS BEEN ELIMINATED for Fall, 2009

Storied Conduct Weblog & Resources

Notes   Lectures, Notes, & Classroom Presentations

Study Aids
Approaches to Class & Study   Some Notes      Blank Weekly Personal Schedule

Interactive Study Guide for Introductory Psychology (University of Minnesota)

This page was last updated: 11/13/09	PSY 101 Introductory Psychology Instructor: Vincent W. Hevern, S.J., Ph.D. Section 01 MWF 1:30 PM-2:20 PM Grewen Hall 203 Section 02 MWF 2:30 PM-3:20 PM Grewen Hall 203 Fall 2009

Announcements	Extra Credit Students in this class may gain a total of 15 points (out of 500) in extra credit by doing up to three exercises as listed on the attached web page. The due date for all extra credit reports is the last day of class. Note that I increased the number of credits to 15 from the 10 I had originally announced earlier today in class. If you have any questions, please ask me in class rather than be email (unless you are desperate for an answer!) Fri, Nov. 13, 2009 I added information to the extra credit options about Dr. Batcho's experiment at this link.

Course Information	Textbook: Weiten, Wayne (2008). Psychology: Themes & variations - Briefer version (7th ed). Belmont, CA: Wadsworth/Cengage. ISBN-10 = 0495100587 ISBN-13 = 9780495100584 NOTE: This is the BRIEFER version, not the regular version of his text. Be sure not to purchase the wrong version. NOTE: IF students use the 6th (2004/2005) edition, they should be sure to read the corresponding pages in that version to the material being taught from the new (7th/2008) edition. Such students should also be sure to take good notes in class for any new materials not found in the 6th edition. Don't use any edition earlier than the 6th. Though I don't insist that you buy the 7th edition, I WILL hold you responsible for material in class covered from the 7th edition. Syllabus webpage/html (in pdf format) Class Schedule webpage/html Book Report List of suggested books Instructions for book report Common mistakes in student review papers: MS Word .doc or .pdf formats Research Participation Requirement webpage/html THIS HAS BEEN ELIMINATED for Fall, 2009 Storied Conduct Weblog & Resources
	Notes Lectures, Notes, & Classroom Presentations
Study Aids	Approaches to Class & Study Some Notes Blank Weekly Personal Schedule Interactive Study Guide for Introductory Psychology (University of Minnesota)