exam. If you wish to print out the slides, they are available in a file entitled “Power Point Slides”. These recordings, and the related Power Point slides, have been included for the following reasons: 1. It gives you a feeling of being in class, complete with stories, examples, and comments. 2. You get to know your instructor on a more personal level 3. You get to hear explanations of topics that may be difficult to comprehend. Playing the video files: If you cannot play the videos, you need the ability to download and play .mp4 files. This software is available as a free download from the internet. I would search for “Download .mp4 files”, and choose one you feel may be reputable. Windows Media player, Real Player and Quick Time will all do that. Most computers (PC and Mac) come with this ability, and it is not a problem for most students. “Do You Remember?” questions: The videos have “Do You Remember?” questions to help you review the material immediately after it has been presented. If you cannot remember the answers to these questions, then is a good time to go back and immediately review them to reinforce your memory. These questions have also been duplicated in a Word document for each exam, and are in a file under the “Start Here” videos. Print these out and complete the answers when listening to the videos. You can then use these to study for the exams. Also, since the videos can be long, I suggest you take a break when you get to these questions. You can walk around, or get something to drink. This will reset your attention span, which will help you to refocus and start remembering the material again. A fun way to listen to the videos: Rather than listening to the videos alone, if you have friends in the course it may be more fun to get together with pizza and popcorn and listen to them (like going to the movies). Pause the tape at the “Do You Remember” questions and discuss them among yourselves to see if you understand them. This is also a good time to take a break before continuing. Power Point slides: The Power Point slides are not “canned” from the textbook, they have been made by your instructor specifically to help you with the exams, and are the same ones used in the class
Activity: Eating Disorders Complete this week’s activities by this Saturday Nov. 12 Ch. 16 – Adolescence: Psychosocial Ch. 17 – Emerging Adulthood: Biosocial Video: Parenting in Adolescence Video: Psychological Disorders of Adolescence Video: Importance of Peers in Adolescence Video: Risk-Taking in Adolescence Video: College Binge Drinking Video: Overcoming Anorexia Ch. 18 – Emerging Adulthood: Cognitive Ch. 19 – Emerging Adult: Psychosocial Video: Brain Development: Emerging Adulthood Video: Identity Development in Adolescence Complete this week’s activities by this Saturday Nov. 19 Exam #3 Ch. 20 – Adulthood: Biosocial Ch. 21 – Adulthood: Cognitive Activity: Research Methods and Cognitive Aging Activity: The Effects of Psychological Stress Complete this week’s activities by this Saturday Nov. 26 Ch. 22 – Adulthood: Psychosocial Ch. 23 – Late Adulthood: Biosocial Video: Marriage in Adulthood Video: Grandparents as Parents Activity: Happiness, Marriage, and Babies; Is There A Secret? Activity: Signs of Aging Ch. 24 – Late Adulthood: Cognitive Ch. 25 – Late Adulthood: Psychosocial Video: Alzheimer’s Disease Activity: False Memories Activity: Preparing to Die Complete this week’s activities by this Saturday Dec. 3 Exam #4 Dec. 10 All exams close Monday, December 11th at 6:00pm Pacific time. No exceptions All Launchpad activities turn off Monday, December 11th. at about 6:00pm. No exceptions. Dec. 11 Monday, December 11th is the last day (There is no final exam) December 12,13 & 14 are final exam days on the NSC campus. Since we have no final exam, all four exams close on Monday, December 11th. November 17th is the last day to withdraw