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PSY 102
Introduction to Psychology I
This course introduces students to psychology, the scientific study of behaviour and cognition, by examining the basic principles of psychology and their applications to everyday experience. The course surveys some core areas of psychology including research methods, biological bases of behaviour, sensation and perception, memory, and cognition.
Weekly Contact: Lecture: 3 hrs.
GPA Weight: 1.00
Course Count: 1.00
Billing Units: 1
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- Biomedical Sciences
- CLD 204 - Physical Development
- CLD 205 - Children's Social/Emotional Well-Being
- CLD 206 - Language Development
- CLD 307 - Children's Thinking and Learning
- CLD 322 - Research I: Methods
- Child and Youth Care
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- Minor in Disability Studies
- Minor in Psychology
- Nursing - Collaborative Program
- Occupational and Public Health Professionally-Related Table I
- PSY 105 - Perspectives in Psychology
- PSY 124 - Social Psychology
- PSY 202 - Introduction to Psychology II
- PSY 214 - Psychopharmacology
- PSY 215 - Psychology of Addictions
- PSY 300 - Psychology and Law
- PSY 302 - Child Development
- PSY 304 - Psychology of Gender
- PSY 324 - Biological Psychology
- PSY 325 - Psychological Disorders
- PSY 402 - Adult Development
- PSY 411 - Research Methods and Statistics I
- PSY 504 - Social Psychology
- PSY 505 - Personality Theory
- PSY 514 - Sensory and Perceptual Processes
- PSY 518 - Environmental Psychology
- PSY 535 - Gender Issues in Psychology
- PSY 544 - Evolutionary Psychology
- PSY 550 - Human Sexuality
- PSY 560 - Sport, Exercise, and Performance
- PSY 602 - Developmental Psychopathology
- PSY 604 - Issues in Psychology
- PSY 605 - Psychology of Health and Health Care
- PSY 606 - Abnormal Psychology
- PSY 607 - Drugs and Human Behaviour
- PSY 614 - Psychology of Sport
- PSY 620 - Psychology of Immigration
- PSY 621 - Psychology of Human Sexuality
- PSY 654 - Cognitive Psychology
- PSY 682 - Sleep
- PSY 706 - Positive Psychology
- PSY 707 - Models of Stress and Adaptation
- PSY 713 - Psychology of Perception
- PSY 721 - Psychological Testing
- PSY 802 - Death, Dying and Bereavement
- PSY 805 - Adjustment, Stress and Coping
- PSY 806 - Behaviour Modification
- PSY 807 - Psychology of Prejudice
- PSY 808 - Community Psychology
- PSY 813 - Psychology of Art and Creativity
- PSY 941 - Cross Cultural Psychology
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