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Psyc Questions (1 Viewer)
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llamalope
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the 2 courses aren't related that much. content is very different. the only thing you might be disadvantaged for is the report writing, because we went through that in detail last semester, and we've already has practice in writing for psytchology, whereas you wouldn't have. But if you get the burton book about writing for psychology, you should be fine
townie
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Stas, baby.
i'll answer question 2 first. in the course handbook for PSYC1002, it specifically says that not having done PSYC1001 will not put u at a huge disadvantage for PSYC1002, however, it says u have have some problems with jargon covered in 1001 (i.e. dependant and independant variables, certain parts of the brain, different approaches, the null hypothesis) and statistics (which are covered in 1001, and u should be able to get a decent overview of if u read one or two books). so yes, u could get good marks, just a little extra effort, and any psych student would be able to fill u in. one OTHER thing is that u wont be familar with the proper APA formats, and wont have had feedback in a psych assignment b4. but i reckon u can handle that
question one, there are several lecturer's, i shall list them here
Co-ordinator: Dr. Caleb Owens
Ms. Tamara Watson (Perception)
Dr. Derek Arnold (Perception)
Dr. Ian Johnston (Learning & Motivation)
Dr. Gerry Pallier (Mental Abilities)
Dr. Pauline Howie (Human Development)
Dr. Caleb Owens (Cognitive Processes)
Mr. Martin Daly (Emotion)
i'll answer question 2 first. in the course handbook for PSYC1002, it specifically says that not having done PSYC1001 will not put u at a huge disadvantage for PSYC1002, however, it says u have have some problems with jargon covered in 1001 (i.e. dependant and independant variables, certain parts of the brain, different approaches, the null hypothesis) and statistics (which are covered in 1001, and u should be able to get a decent overview of if u read one or two books). so yes, u could get good marks, just a little extra effort, and any psych student would be able to fill u in. one OTHER thing is that u wont be familar with the proper APA formats, and wont have had feedback in a psych assignment b4. but i reckon u can handle that
question one, there are several lecturer's, i shall list them here
Co-ordinator: Dr. Caleb Owens
Ms. Tamara Watson (Perception)
Dr. Derek Arnold (Perception)
Dr. Ian Johnston (Learning & Motivation)
Dr. Gerry Pallier (Mental Abilities)
Dr. Pauline Howie (Human Development)
Dr. Caleb Owens (Cognitive Processes)
Mr. Martin Daly (Emotion)
jen_man
I am, therefore i think.
i don't think the assignment stuff is a disadvantage... if you've written uni assignments before you won't have a problem. just know what system to use and you'll be fine. we're doing a report this semester and i don't recall ever going into detail about report writing last semester. so don't worry too much about it. the course doesn't chronologically follow on from 1001.