Psychology Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

The purpose of criminal investigations is explained, as well as qualities that make a good criminal investigator. Each step of a preliminary and follow up investigation is explored. Each type of physical evidence is described, such as class level and individual level. Appropriate ways to interview witnesses are covered, as well as criminal interrogations.

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Basic principles of cognitive psychology are discussed. The areas of the brain and their function are explained, as well as the function of neurons and neuro imaging technology.

This chapter introduces the cognition relevant to social psychology by reviewing the ABC's of psychology and describing schema and scripts. Theories of emotion are also explained.

This chapter covers basic principles of cognition in the brain within cognitive psychology. It briefly explains the connection between cognitive psychology and cognitive neuroscience, along with explaining properties, areas, and functions of the brain. The role of neurons is explained as well. Neurotransmitters and Neuro Imaging Technology is also included.

This chapter introduces the two stage model of attribution, two stage model of prejudice, and dual process models for other topics related to social psychology; such as, aggression, persuasion, self esteem, stereotypes, ironic effects of mental control, and priming. It includes a chart that summarizes the findings.

This chapter describes what an interpersonal relationship is and why they are important. Implications of the fact that people have a strong need to belong are discussed, along with the Antecedents of Attractions. Classification models, stage models, and process models are introduced.