Psyc401 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This document describes the in's and out's of psychology as a whole. It describes the beginning knowledge necessary to really start learning about psychology. This document includes topics from Sigmund Freud's Pyschoanalytic Theory to different psychological associations.

The attached documents are notes from the class Applied Behavioral analysis and Learning processes.

A review for Psych 401 course taught by Kari Dudley at the University of New Hampshire. This review is based on the online textbook, no class notes.

A review for Psych 401 course taught by Kari Dudley at the University of New Hampshire. This review is based on the online textbook, no class notes.

A review for Psych 401 course taught by Kari Dudley at the University of New Hampshire. This review is based on the online textbook, no class notes.

A review for Psych 401 course taught by Kari Dudley at the University of New Hampshire. This review is based on the online textbook, no class notes.

A review for Psych 401 course taught by Kari Dudley at the University of New Hampshire. This review is based on the online textbook, no class notes.

A review for Psych 401 course taught by Kari Dudley at the University of New Hampshire. This review is based on the online textbook, no class notes.

A review for Psych 401 course taught by Kari Dudley at the University of New Hampshire. This review is based on the online textbook, no class notes.

This contains a mixture of notes taken in lectures and additional reading that I completed. These notes outline types of memory, theories explaining our memory systems including dual process theory, types of priming (perceptual and conceptual), false memories, processing fluency of beauty, and cognition and emotion. With studying these notes alone I achieved a 68% mark in my exam for the relevant question.