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Draft - Psychology

Senior Social Studies Elective

(updated 3/27/00)

1. The student understands and demonstrates the purpose, methods and contributions of psychology.

  • 1. Knowledge of major schools and theories of psychology
    • Structuralism
    • Functionalism
    • Behaviorist
    • Humanistic
    • Physiological
    • Cognitive
    • Psychoanalytic
  • 2. Knowledge of methods of psychological inquiry
    • Naturalistic
    • Experimental
    • Correlational
    • Statistical Analyses
  • 3. Be familiar with psychology-related occupations and treatment.

2. The student will understand the basic concepts of psychology.

  • 1. Knowledge of normal / abnormal human behavior
  • 2. Knowledge of personality theories
  • 3. Knowledge of consciousness

3. The student will evaluate and analyze key psychological concepts and content through oral and written communication.

  • 1. Projects
  • 2. Presentations
  • 3. Research papers
  • 4. Book reviews
  • 5. Guest speakers
  • 6. Panel discussions