Term: Fall
Time: Section A: Tuesdays, 18:00 - 21:00 /Section T- Broadcast Time: Thursdays, 21:00 - 24:00
Location: TH'B
Instructors Statements:
This is a general survey course in Psychology that is meant to provide both a foundation for further studies and a direction into specific areas for possible future specialization. In our particular section of the course, emphasis will be placed on the biological determinants of behaviour, with a personal view of man's distant past, traditional present and possible future. The course begins with a description of the human animal both as an integral player in and a product of the environment, and our relationship to other animals. We will proceed through the course using the text book as a general guide, but the chapters will be presented in lecture in an order that is different from the text. Student participation is encouraged.
Evaluation:
One scheduled quiz in the Fall and a formally scheduled final examination in December. The quiz and examination will be based on 100 multiple-choice questions.
Textbook:
Carlson, N.R., Buskist, W., M.E., Enzle and C.D. Heth Psychology: The science of behaviour. (Canadian edition), Toronto: Allyn & Bacon.
Study Guide:
ACE-IT software (available at Carleton Book Store)
Contact:
If
you have any questions, charge over to LSRC room 331 or email Dr.
McIntyre.