Unit 0: Research Methods

Unit 2.3 - 2.6: Memory

Unit 1: Biology

Psych with Port Video Lectures

HISTORY & RESEARCH METHODS:

• 0.1 The Scientific Attitude
• 0.2 Need for Psychological Science
• 0.3 Scientific Method & Non-Experimental Research Methods
• 0.4 Experiments
• 0.4 Correlations
• 0.5 Ethics
• 0.6 Statistics

MEMORY UNIT:

• 2.3 Intro to Memory
• 2.4 Encoding
• 2.5 Long Term Memory & Biology
• 2.6 Memory Retrieval
• 2.7 Forgetting & Memory Reconstruction

NEUROSCIENCE & THE BRAIN:

• 1.1 Heredity & Environment
• 1.2 Nervous System
• 1.3a Endocrine System
• 1.3a Neuron Parts
• 1.3a Action Potential
• 1.3a Synaptic Transmission
• 1.3b Psychoactive Drugs
• 1.4a Tools of Discovery
• 1.4b Lower Level Brain Structures
• 1.4b Cerebral Cortex
• 1.4c Brain Plasticity
• 1.4c Split Brain Studies

SENSATION:

• 1.6a Sensation - Basic Concepts
• 1.6b Parts of Vision
• 1.6b Color Vision
• 1.6c Hearing
• 1.6d Touch, Pressure, Pain
• 1.6d Kinesthetic & Vestibular Sense
• 1.6d Taste & Smell

PERCEPTION:

• 2.1a Influences on Perception
• 2.1b Perceptual Organization & Gestalt Principles
• 2.1b Depth Perception
• 2.1b Motion Perception
• 2.1b Perceptual Constancy
• 2.1b Experience & Visual Perception

THINKING, PROBLEM SOLVING & LANGUAGE:

• 2.2a: Thinking, Concepts & Creativity
• 2.2b: Solving Problems & Making Decisions

BEHAVIORISM/LEARNING:

MOTIVATION & EMOTION:

STRESS & HEALTH:

PERSONALITY:

DEVELOPMENT:

SOCIAL PSYCH:

ABNORMAL PSYCH:

TREATMENT:

HISTORY, RESEARCH METHODS & STATITICS

BIOLOGYICAL BASIS OF BEHAVIOR

SENSATION

PERCEPTION

SLEEP & CONSCIOUSNESS

LEARNING

THINKING & LANGUAGE

MOTIVATION, EMOTION & STRESS

PERSONALITY

DEVELOPMENT

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY

TREATMENT