Students will understand quantitative problems. Students will be introduced to basic statistical concepts such as central tendency and correlation. Students will complete exercises requiring them to design experiments and correlational studies. Students will be able to use a computer. Not a course goal 7.
Students are willing to receive information and respond to it.
Students will apply information from the text and lecture to new situations. Writing assignments and group discussion activities will require students to respond to course information 8. Students develop values, organize them into systems, and apply those systems to their private and public lives. Students will understand how the scientific method has been used to understand psychology and the value of objective research Lectures, readings and course activities will encourage students to develop an attitude of healthy skepticism that looks for facts beyond personal experience 9. B. Build and use a foundation of general knowledge in the discipline Curricular Goals Course Goals Learning Activities 10.