Introduction to Psychology 2
About This Course
This Introductory Psychology module introduces the basic principles, concepts and theories of Developmental Psychology, Learning, Personality, Social Psychology, Abnormal Psychology and Health Psychology. The human life-span will be explored with reference to theories of physical, perceptual, cognitive, intellectual, language, moral, social, and emotional development and how they might be influenced by nature versus nurture. The learning journey will include pre-recorded lectures, interactive and instructive online resources that supplement the textbook and study guide, multimedia tutorials, videos, simulations, animations, tests and quizzes that will enhance one's knowledge and mastery of the key concepts covered in this course.
What You'll Learn
Describe basic theories or principles of Psychology.
Explain behaviour and mental processes using relevant theories or principles.
Discuss behaviour and mental processes using theories, theoretical perspectives, or empirical evidence.
Identify relevant concepts, principles, or theories that are evident or applied to real life situations.
Use theoretical and empirical evidence to support one's arguments in a critical analysis/review.
Apply the American Psychological Association (APA) referencing guidelines.
Entry Requirements
Diploma or an equivalent qualification from a recognised institution