This course provides an introduction to the fundamental principles of psychology, including the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. Topics include the history of psychology, brain function, sensation and perception, states of consciousness, developmental psychology, learning and memory, psychological disorders, and emotion regulation. Emphasis is placed on empirical research, real-world applications, and understanding behavior through scientific methods.

Psychologists Clinical Social Workers Psychiatrists Counselors Students of Psychology

Program Objectives

Describe the fundamental principles and scientific methods of psychology.

Explain basic psychological concepts including learning, memory, and emotion regulation.

Analyze different psychological disorders and their biological and environmental causes.

Apply psychological theories to real-world behavioral questions and everyday life contexts.