University of British Columbia (UBC ) • Psychology

PSYC 102 lecture notes. Lecture notes go into more detail over some of the experiments + theories. Covers specific topics more in depth compared to the textbook notes. Keep in mind the exam is also heavily textbook based so I recommend using this as a way to just focus more in class without the rush and pressure of taking notes. I still highly suggest reading over the textbook chapters, making your own notes or using my notes as a base (which will save hours per chapter). Good luck...

PSYC 102 textbook notes. Got me a 90% with minimal effort. All chapters. Exams are heavily textbook based. Notes will save you hours of writing your own notes for each chapter. The notes are concise + well organized. I suggest still practicing inquisitives + just listening to lectures since they can help with application questions. I also recommend reading over the textbook chapters too and adding on any info on top my notes :)

perception 301 notes

Here’s a detailed study guide for UBC’s first and second-year psychology courses, along with a 2-hour daily revision schedule. This guide includes the core concepts you would typically cover and integrates lecture slides and practice assignments.

This document provides an extensive overview of PSYC302 (Infancy) Modules 5 and 6, focusing on cognitive, emotional, and social development during infancy and toddlerhood. Module 5 explores cognitive development, highlighting Piaget’s theory and the sensorimotor stage, including concepts such as object permanence, schemas, and the processes of adaptation through assimilation and accommodation. The notes delve into information processing theory, detailing memory development, attention in inf...

This document contains detailed lecture notes from PSYC302 (Infancy) Modules 3 and 4, offering a comprehensive look into the early stages of human development. Module 3 focuses on prenatal development, covering the germinal, embryonic, and fetal stages, and the factors influencing them. The notes delve into the impact of teratogens and prenatal risks on development and the importance of maternal health and prenatal care. The module also addresses the process of labor and delivery, potential b...

This document contains comprehensive lecture notes from PSYC302 (Infancy) Modules 1 and 2, providing an in-depth overview of foundational topics in the study of infancy. Module 1 introduces historical perspectives on infant development and discusses key infant development theories. It details various research methods in infancy, such as longitudinal studies, cross-sectional studies, and observational techniques, while emphasizing experimental designs and their ethical considerations. The module ...

This document is a detailed compilation of lecture notes from a Childhood and Adolescence class at UBC. It encompasses various topics related to developmental stages from infancy through adolescence, highlighting critical aspects such as cognitive development and emotional regulation. The notes explore socialization processes and delve into attachment theory and its implications for child development. Key discussions include the impact of different parenting styles and the progression of mora...

Comprehensive notes for PSYC 319. Topics include What is applied developmental psychology, Birth, Attachment, Parenting, Child care, Early care, Adoption, foster care, and institutionalization, Children & media, and Schooling.

Comprehensive notes of UBC course PSYC306A. Notes include topics: Evolution and natural selection, Scientific method (mobbing in Gulls), Levels of analysis (birdsongs), Spatial learning, Development of behavior, Interactive theory of development and the Role of genes (honeybees), Developmental homeostasis, Nervous system and neural mechanisms (bats and moths), Histology/Immunofluorescence mRNA I protein detection in HC (gull chicks), Classification of bat ultrasounds, Adaption of prey (moths), C...