Free online coursePsychology Full Course

Conteúdo do Curso

• Video class: AP Psychology - Unit 1.2-1.6 - Experiments

  2h09m

• Exercise: What is one of the primary benefits of studying psychology as a field?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Units 2.1

  0h45m

• Exercise: In the study of brain functions, why is it important to understand the brain as a collection of interconnected regions rather than a single organ?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Unit 2.2 - The Endocrine System - Full Lecture

  1h22m

• Exercise: Which of the following statements about the endocrine system is true?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Unit 2.3

  1h51m

• Exercise: Which part of the nervous system is responsible for involuntary actions, such as heart rate and digestion?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Units 2.5 - Drugs

  1h42m

• Exercise: Psychoactive drugs can alter an individual's state of consciousness by affecting perception, mood, and emotion. Which of the following best describes the mechanism by which stimulants affect the brain's functioning?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Units 2.6, 2.7,

  0h50m

• Exercise: Which of the following best describes the concept of brain plasticity?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Units 2.9 - Sleep

  0h49m

• Exercise: Why is REM (Rapid Eye Movement) sleep important for the human brain during sleep cycles?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Units 2.9 - Sleep

  0h35m

• Exercise: What is the primary reason why most people have negative dreams when they are experiencing stress or anxiety in their lives?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Units 3.1-3.2 - Principles of Sensation

  0h55m

• Exercise: In the study of perception, what is the definition of the absolute threshold?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Units 3.3-3.4 - Visual Sensation

  0h53m

• Exercise: What is the primary role of the cones in the human visual system?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Unit 3.5 - Auditory Sensation

  0h50m

• Exercise: What is the process called when the ear converts sound waves into neural signals that the brain can interpret?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Units 3.6-3.7 - Chemical

  0h41m

• Exercise: What theory explains the mechanism by which our nervous system differentiates between harmless and painful stimuli?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Units 4.1-4.4 - Introduction to Learning: Insight, Latent, Modification,

  0h59m

• Exercise: In the context of psychology, what does 'insight learning' refer to?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Units 4.2 - Classical Conditioning

  0h37m

• Exercise: What is the main focus of behaviorism in psychology?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Units 4.3 - Operant Conditioning

  0h59m

• Exercise: Which of the following best describes operant conditioning?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Units 4.4 - Observational

  0h45m

• Exercise: Which type of learning suggests that a person can learn a behavior by watching others, without having to directly experience the behavior themselves?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Units 5.1-5.6 - Memory: Encoding, Storage, Retrieval,

  1h37m

• Exercise: What type of memory refers to skill-based or procedural tasks you can perform without consciously thinking about them?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Unit 5.5 - Memory Aids, Forgetting, and Memory Distortions

  0h50m

• Exercise: What is 'chunking' in the context of enhancing memory strategies?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Units 5.7

  1h08m

• Exercise: Which of the following describes the 'availability heuristic' as discussed in problem-solving and judgment?

• Video class: AP Psychology - Unit 5.7 - Creativity, Creative Thinkers,

  0h57m

• Exercise: According to the discussed concept of creativity, which of the following elements must something have to be considered truly creative?