Psy2012 (PSY2012)

In these notes, I provide an in-depth explanation of what mental imagery is, including how it is used and the different types of mental images that can be created. You'll also gain an understanding of how mental imagery works, and how it can be used for a variety of purposes, including problem-solving, memory recall, and even sports performance. Additionally, I delve into the practical applications of mental imagery, including visualization techniques used in sports and the creative arts. Yo...

My detailed notes on Chapter 5 provide a comprehensive and well-written description of the theories, states, and functions of consciousness. In these notes, I cover the various theories of consciousness, such as the global workspace theory and the neural correlates of consciousness. I also explore the different states of consciousness, including altered states like hypnosis and drug-induced states. Moreover, I discuss the functions of consciousness, such as attention, perception, and memory. ...

My notes on the Psychology of Thinking Creatively and Intelligence provide a thorough and well-written description of the key concepts and strategies to enhance these skills. In these notes, we cover the different theories of intelligence, including the popular multiple intelligences theory by Gardner. I also delve into the complex topic of creativity, exploring the various components of creative thinking and the factors that can enhance or inhibit it. My notes provide practical strategies to...

Are you struggling to understand the complex processes that underlie human development? Look no further! Our detailed notes on Chapter 7 provide a comprehensive and well-written description of the stages of human development from infancy to adolescence. In this chapter, we cover the key theories of development, including Erikson's psychosocial theory and Piaget's cognitive theory. We also explore the different factors that influence development, such as genetics, environment, and culture. O...

Learning is a complex process that is critical for the acquisition of new skills and behaviors. It involves changes in behavior that occur as a result of experience, and can occur through a variety of mechanisms, including classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and observational learning. Classical conditioning was first described by Ivan Pavlov, who observed that dogs could be trained to salivate in response to a sound that was repeatedly paired with the presentation of food. This for...

In these notes, I cover the basics of neuroscience, including the structure and function of the nervous system, the role of neurons and glia, and the ways in which neurotransmitters and hormones impact behavior. You'll learn about the different methods used to study the brain, including EEG, MRI, and PET scans. I also delve into the fascinating topic of behavior, exploring the ways in which our biology and environment shape who we are and how we act. You'll learn about the different factors...

In depth lecture and PowerPoint notes for general psychology. Helpful for test prep and studying. Key points and explanations.