Psychology
Course Summary
This one-semester course is intended for you to familiarize yourself with the concepts and theories of psychology. This course has 13 lessons and 5 Course Activities. Each lesson contains one or more Lesson Activities. In Psychology, Semester A, you will trace the history of psychology and examine key psychological theories. You will discuss human development and explain how the nervous and endocrine systems affect human development and behavior. You will explain various theories related to language development and acquisition. You will discuss the influence of heredity, environment, society, and culture on human behavior. Your teacher will grade your work on the Course Activities, and you will grade your work on the Lesson Activities by comparing them with the given sample responses. The Course Activities (submitted to the teacher) and the Lesson Activities (self-checked) are major components of this course. There are other assessment components, namely the mastery test questions that feature along with the lesson and an end-of-semester test.
Course Pacing Guide
Syllabus and Plato Student Orientation
The History of Psychology
Developing Psychological Theories
Para Jumble
Course Discussion 1
Course Activity 1
Human Development and Growth
Biology and Behavior
Space Jumble
Cognition and Behavior
Course Discussion 2
Course Activity 2
Memory
Consciousness
Course Discussion 3
Course Activity 3
Motivation and Emotion
Thwack-A-Mole
Intelligence
Language Development
Para Jumble
Course Discussion 4
Course Activity 4
Personality
Heredity, Environment, and Human Behavior
Course Discussion 5
Social and Cultural Influences
Space Jumble
Course Activity 5
Semester Review
End-of-Semester Test