Phsychology
HOLYANGELUNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCES AND EDUCATION
Course Title: | General Psychology with Drug EducationSubject Code: 4GENPSY | Course Credit | 3 Units Year level: | Pre-requisites | None |
Course Description:An introductory course to Psychology consisting of the basic concepts, principles, theories, methods and approaches through which human behavior may be understood. It focuses on how and why man behaves and includes topics like nature and significance of Psychology, biological, developmental, psychological bases of behavior. At the end of the course, the students will be able to demonstrate a holistic approach in the understanding of human behavior by coming up with Psychological profile and personal journal. | Major Competency a. Demonstrate awareness and understanding of human behavior b. Demonstrate understanding of principles and theories of behavior and apply them in different situation involving human interactions. | Course Objectives:Identify and describe basic concepts in PsychologyDevelop a holistic approach in the understanding of human behavior characterized by objective inquiry and open-minded acceptance of the whole range of human experience.Participate in classroom activities based on sound psychological principles that will help enhance self- awareness and self-efficacy. | Values Objectives:Demonstrate appreciation for significance and the usefulness of the concepts, processes and theories of psychology to practical everyday living;Display increases awareness and commitment towards improving one’s attitude, personality, sense of values, behavior, and social relations. |
Course Requirements | 1. Case Study 2. Psychological Profile (IQ and Personality) 3. Quizzes and Examination | Grading System | Class Standing: 70% and Examination: 30% Prelim Grade: CS x 70% + Exam x 30%Midterm Grade: [(CS x 70% + Exam x 30%) + (PG)] / 2Final
COLLEGE OF ARTS, SCIENCES AND EDUCATION
Course Title: | General Psychology with Drug EducationSubject Code: 4GENPSY | Course Credit | 3 Units Year level: | Pre-requisites | None |
Course Description:An introductory course to Psychology consisting of the basic concepts, principles, theories, methods and approaches through which human behavior may be understood. It focuses on how and why man behaves and includes topics like nature and significance of Psychology, biological, developmental, psychological bases of behavior. At the end of the course, the students will be able to demonstrate a holistic approach in the understanding of human behavior by coming up with Psychological profile and personal journal. | Major Competency a. Demonstrate awareness and understanding of human behavior b. Demonstrate understanding of principles and theories of behavior and apply them in different situation involving human interactions. | Course Objectives:Identify and describe basic concepts in PsychologyDevelop a holistic approach in the understanding of human behavior characterized by objective inquiry and open-minded acceptance of the whole range of human experience.Participate in classroom activities based on sound psychological principles that will help enhance self- awareness and self-efficacy. | Values Objectives:Demonstrate appreciation for significance and the usefulness of the concepts, processes and theories of psychology to practical everyday living;Display increases awareness and commitment towards improving one’s attitude, personality, sense of values, behavior, and social relations. |
Course Requirements | 1. Case Study 2. Psychological Profile (IQ and Personality) 3. Quizzes and Examination | Grading System | Class Standing: 70% and Examination: 30% Prelim Grade: CS x 70% + Exam x 30%Midterm Grade: [(CS x 70% + Exam x 30%) + (PG)] / 2Final
References: Course Calendar Prelims – July 18 to 21, 2013 Midterms – August 29 to 31, 2013 Finals - October 10 to 13 Seminar on Teen Sexuality – July 3 to 5, 2013 Course Organization