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Module and Learning OutcomesPage TitleEmbedded Video "Link to Learning" videoBrief Description
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Module 1: Psychological Foundations
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1.0Applying psychological principles can change our lives, organizations, and communities in positive waysPsychological Foundations
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1.0.1Explain the importance of practice, including the effectiveness of retrieval practice and spaced practice when studyingPsychological Foundations: Readiness Check
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Psychological Foundations: Background You'll Needhttps://youtu.be/Vn4qTwt1x2EStudy tip video about retrieval practice.
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1.1Explain the early history of psychology and major schools of thoughtEarly Psychology
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1.1.1Define psychologyEarly Psychology: Learn It 1—What is Psychology?
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1.1.2Define structuralism and functionalism and the contributions of Wundt and James to the development of psychologyEarly Psychology: Learn It 2—Structuralism
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Early Psychology: Learn It 3—Functionalismhttps://youtu.be/SW6nm69Z_IEVideo comparing structuralism and functionalism.
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1.1.3Describe the contributions and limitations of key researchers to the development of psychology (including Wundt, James, Calkins, Hall, Sumner, and Cattell)Early Psychology: Learn It 4—Early Influential Psychologists
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1.1.4Describe Freud's influence on psychology and his major theoretical contributionsEarly Psychology: Learn It 5—Psychoanalytic Theory
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1.1.5Describe the basic tenets of Gestalt psychologyEarly Psychology: Learn It 6—Gestalt Psychology
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Early Psychology: Apply Ithttps://youtu.be/Ho6OlPrD7sABiases in psychology.
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Early Psychology: Fresh Takehttps://youtu.be/edMMPist5rASummary of the history of psychology.
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https://youtu.be/zpRSi15pposPsychology's Roots; ppt-type lecture on history.
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1.2Describe the major developments in psychology through the 20th centuryThe History of Psychology
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1.2.1Define behaviorism and the contributions of Pavlov, Watson, and Skinner to psychologyThe History of Psychology: Learn It 1—Behaviorism
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1.2.2Explain the basic tenets of humanism and Maslow's contribution to psychologyThe History of Psychology: Learn It 2—Humanism
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1.2.3Describe the basics of cognitive psychologyThe History of Psychology: Learn It 3—The Cognitive Revolution
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1.2.4Describe multicultural and feminist psychologyThe History of Psychology: Learn It 4—Multicultural and Feminist Psychology
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The History of Psychology: Apply Ithttps://youtu.be/h13Cvky9XoULocal news report about recent Doll Study.
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The History of Psychology: Fresh Takehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo4pMVb0R6M&list=PLFJ58a4FdeDFEQ2T6PooZ7lRvKatgl-l3 Intro to Psychology, disciplines/approaches in psychology
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The Psychological Domains: Fresh Takehttps://youtu.be/PcKtNYs0lpQModern perspectives of psychology.
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1.3Describe the 5 domains of psychologyThe Psychological Domains
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1.3.1List and define the five major domains, or pillars, of contemporary psychologyThe Psychological Domains: Learn It 1—The 5 Pillars
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1.3.2Describe the basic interests and applications of biopsychology and evolutionary psychologyThe Psychological Domains: Learn It 2—The Biological Domain
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1.3.3Describe the basic interests and applications of cognitive psychologyThe Psychological Domains: Learn It 3—The Cognitive Domain
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1.3.4Describe the basic interests and applications of developmental psychologyThe Psychological Domains: Learn It 4—The Developmental Domain
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1.3.5Describe the basic interests and applications of social psychology and personality psychologyThe Psychological Domains: Learn It 5—The Social and Personality Domain
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1.3.6Describe the basic interests and applications of abnormal, clinical, and health psychologyThe Psychological Domains: Learn It 6—The Mental and Physical Health Domain
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The Psychological Domains: Apply It
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The Psychological Domains: Fresh Takehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtWtZgdVyRU8 types of psychology
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nldmzw2k8OA
16 major branches of psychology
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1.4Explain modern psychology, the value of psychology, and possible careers in psychologyCareers in Psychology
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1.4.1Define industrial-organizational psychology, sport and exercise psychology, and forensic psychologyCareers in Psychology: Learn It 1—Other Psychological Subfields
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1.4.2Explain why an education in psychology is valuableCareers in Psychology: Learn It 2—Studying Psychology
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1.4.3Describe educational requirements and career options for the study of psychologyCareers in Psychology: Learn It 3—Jobs in Psychology
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Careers in Psychology: Apply It
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Careers in Psychology: Fresh Takehttps://youtu.be/zYthHxlerrM10 Psychology careers.
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Module 2: Research in Psychology
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2.0Psychological science relies on empirical evidence and adapts as new data developResearch in Psychology
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2.0.1Explain how psychology is a science relying on evidence that adapts as new data develop
Research in Psychology: Readiness Check
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Research in Psychology: Background You'll Need
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2.1Explain how the scientific method in used in psychology and how research is conducted ethicallyThe Scientific Method
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2.1.1Explain the steps of the scientific methodThe Scientific Method: Learn It 1—What is the Scientific Method?
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2.1.2Explain theories and hypotheses as they relate to the scientific methodThe Scientific Method: Learn It 2—Theories and Hypotheses
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2.1.3Explain how research involving humans and animals is regulatedThe Scientific Method: Learn It 3—Research is Verifiable and Falsifiable
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2.1.4APA Integrative Theme G. Ethical principles guide psychology research and practiceThe Scientific Method: Learn It 4—Ethics in Research
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The Scientific Method: Apply Ithttps://youtu.be/XToWVxS_9lAHow drivers become distracted on a psychological level.
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The Scientific Method: Fresh Takehttps://youtu.be/Zohkzd0MYiIHow psychology is a science.
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https://youtu.be/DRDhDo2dDtgHypothesis compared to Theories.
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https://youtu.be/Wlm3FBVzTEMEthics in psychology.
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2.2Describe the advantages and limitations of research strategiesTypes of Research
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2.2.1Differentiate between descriptive, experimental, and correlational researchTypes of Research: Learn It 1—Descriptive, Experimental, and Correlational Research
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2.2.2Explain the strengths and weaknesses of case studies, naturalistic observation, and surveysTypes of Research: Learn It 2—Case Studieshttps://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1077100099872
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Types of Research: Learn It 3—Naturalistic Observation
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Types of Research: Learn It 4—Surveys
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2.2.3Describe the strength and weaknesses of archival, longitudinal, and cross-sectional researchTypes of Research: Learn It 5—Archival, Longitudinal, and Cross-Sectional Research
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Types of Research: Apply It
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Types of Research: Fresh Takehttps://youtu.be/lsbK6g10a-c Differences between descriptive, correlational, and experimental studies.
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https://youtu.be/tIWPmS-g1psResearch methods and types of psychology studies.
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2.3Describe the basic elements of correlational and experimental researchCorrelational and Experimental Research
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2.3.1Explain and give examples of correlationCorrelational and Experimental Research: Learn It 1—Positive and Negative Correlation
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Correlational and Experimental Research: Learn It 2—Correlation is Not Causation
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2.3.2Discuss the experimental process (including ways to operationalize and generalize results from a sample to a larger population) Correlational and Experimental Research: Learn It 3—Designing an Experiment
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2.3.3Discuss how experimenter or participant bias could affect the results of an experimentCorrelational and Experimental Research: Learn It 4—Experimenting Without Bias
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2.3.4Identify and differentiate between independent and dependent variablesCorrelational and Experimental Research: Learn It 5—Types of Variableshttps://youtu.be/9xYvN4DlyUIA video about an anti-stress video game and its effects during a study.
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Correlational and Experimental Research: Apply It
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Correlational and Experimental Research: Fresh Takehttps://youtu.be/DZobAL-Bm-gA video focusing on correlation and experimentation.
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https://youtu.be/hFV71QPvX2ICorrelation, factors, and experimenting.
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2.4Explain the basic statistical analyses needed for understanding psychological research
Statistical Thinking
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2.4.1Demonstrate the value of using statistical analyses to examine dataStatistical Thinking: Learn It 1—Analyzing Data
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2.4.2Describe significance and the role of p-values in statistical inferenceStatistical Thinking: Learn It 2—Statistical Significance
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2.4.3Explain reliability and validityStatistical Thinking: Learn It 3—Reliability and Validity
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2.4.4Describe the basic structure of a psychological research articleStatistical Thinking: Learn It 4—Reporting Research
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Statistical Thinking: Apply It
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Statistical Thinking: Fresh Takehttps://youtu.be/yH0S7pYk7CwDifferent aspects of statistics and how they can relate to psychology.
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https://youtu.be/Nk2OmH6yeLIValidity and reliability of data.
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https://youtu.be/m5Qsfh2t1lkStratagies on how to read a journal article.
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2.5Examine the research process in order to learn about the replication crisisThe Replication Crisis
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2.5.1Examine the research process in order to learn about the replication crisisThe Replication Crisis: Learn It 1—Examining Psychological Research
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The Replication Crisis: Learn It 2—The McCabe and Castel Experiment
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2.5.2Explain the replication crisisThe Replication Crisis: Learn It 3—Replicating Experiments
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The Replication Crisis: Learn It 4—The "Crisis"
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The Replication Crisis: Apply Ithttps://youtu.be/2MDNvKXdLEMThe ego and how psychology is proving the previous study wrong by replicability.
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The Replication Crisis: Fresh Takehttps://youtu.be/FpCrY7x5nEEReproducability and how experiments need to be checked to be deemed true
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Module 3: Biopsychology
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3.0Applying psychological principles can change our lives, organizations, and communities in positive ways
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3.0.1Explain how multitasking does not increase productivity Biopsychology: Readiness Check—The Myth of Multitasking
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Biopsychology: Background You'll Needhttps://youtu.be/tMiyzuO1qMsThe effects of multitasking on the brain.
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3.1Explain the workings of neurons and neurotransmitters in the central nervous systemThe Nervous System
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3.1.1Describe the central nervous systemThe Nervous System: Learn It 1—The Central Nervous System
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3.1.2Describe the role and function of the structures of a neuronThe Nervous System: Learn It 2—Neuron Structurehttps://youtu.be/6qS83wD29PYOverview of neurons
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3.1.3Describe how neurons communicate with each otherThe Nervous System: Learn It 3—How Neurons Communicatehttps://youtu.be/tIzF2tWy6KIOverview of membrane potential
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The Nervous System: Learn It 3—How Neurons Communicatehttps://youtu.be/WhowH0kb7n0Overview of synaptic transmission
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3.1.4Describe neurotransmitters and how drugs can act as agonists or antagonists for a given neurotransmitter systemThe Nervous System: Learn It 4—Neurotransmitters
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The Nervous System: Apply Ithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClPVJ25Ka4kHow antidepressants work
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The Nervous System: Fresh Takehttps://youtu.be/FPLV0ORgCbE?list=PL2fQHGEDK7YyqWAeniLrwsms86E3gWH2CDifferent parts of the neuron
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The Nervous System: Fresh Takehttps://youtu.be/uU_4uA6-zcEHow nerves work.
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The Nervous System: Fresh Takehttps://youtu.be/W4N-7AlzK7sChemicals in the brain