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I have always loved psychology and mental health promotion. But I got to SFU and nomatter how hard I study, I cant seem to get good grades in the psychology classes. I learn lots, but it doesnt show on the exams. I think its just that all the grades have been based on multiple choice tests. I tend to overthink multiple choice questions.
The tests are largely textbook based so going to lectures doesn't really help that much since the textbook is great. Make sure you use launchpad and do the chapter quizzes because the clicked quizzes are literally the same thing. One thing you'll notice is the mid term essays are marked incredibly hard--50% average.
It's easier to get high grades at UBC than at SFU. The 97% cutoff for A+ in a lot of Arts classes here is ridiculous. Even in Sciences you need a 95%, but at UBC 90% is an A+. I thought SFU does too. Depends on faculty and class. A lot of psyc classes are, but most Poli classes aren't.
Psychology is the scientific study of behaviour, cognition, and emotions. We examine psychological issues at multiple levels of analysis, from the neuronal level to the broad societal context. Degree: Bachelor of Arts. The Psychology program in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences offers a major and a minor and also three joint majors.
Psychology - Simon Fraser University. Department of Psychology. The Department of Psychology offers programs at both the undergraduate and graduate level. At the undergraduate studies level, we offer BA and BA Honours in Psychology, as well as joint major, minor and extended minor for students pursuing a degree in another discipline.
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It's pretty dense but if you have had some basic background knowledge in Biology, it should come easy (er) to you. Minimal knowledge in Philosophy is good too (for the first chapter of PSYC 100). I'm taking PSYC 102, the other half of PSYC 100, right now and it doesn't seem so bad. I have the same prof (Arthur/George Adler) and I like the way ...
