Psychology 1030 Course Syllabus

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Psychology 1030 Course Syllabus Course Information Course Description: Course Objectives: A study of basic psychological principles, terms, and research. Emphasis on conceptual approaches to psychology, research methods, biological basis of behavior, psychological development, sensory processes, perception, learning and conditioning, memory, thought, language and development. Be able to define and give original examples of concepts related to theories designed to explain, describe, predict and control psychological functioning in healthy functioning and disease conditions related to the topics listed above. Be able to write statement papers to these related topics using correct APA style citations. Be able to work constructively with partners in assigned work groups. (Chapters 1,2,3,4,5,6,8,11&12) Prerequisites DSPM 0700, DSPR 0800, DSPS 0800, and DSPW 0800 Course Topics: Cooperative Learning, Service Learning, and Critical Thinking techniques will be used to study basic differences in the foundations of psychological theory. Explanations will be studied about the latest advances in research connected to: biological explanations for human psychology; critical effects of sensory abilities on human perceptions; impact of altered consciousness related to sleep, dreaming, hypnosis and drugs; importance of learning and remembering effectively in order to build highly effective problem solving and intelligence; abnormal psychology topics. Specific Course Requirements: Participation is always expected. Please use standard grammar, punctuation, spelling, a minimum of a 7 to 10 sentence paragraph (somewhere between 150 to 300 words) and always cite original sources in APA style. This is always expected in any assignments. All students are always responsible to read emails and check with other students for missed updates and changes. Assignments are always due on dates assigned. Late work will lose points unless other arrangements have been agreed upon in writing. All work will be completely and correctly labeled on the outside and the inside of all document files. If any work is not fully and properly proper labeled, no grade may be assigned. A correct label will list: Psychology 1030, the section number, the First and last name, and the Name of the assignment. For example, if someone s name is Sydney Brown and someone is turning in lesson #2, the label for the file would be: PSYCHOLOGY 1030 Section Sidney Brown lesson 2.Save copies and send all work using only Microsoft Word or as rich text file. Other documents cannot be read using the campus D2L computer system. Textbooks, Supplementary Materials, Hardware and Software Requirements

Required Textbooks: Supplementary Materials: Software Requirements: Instructor Information Instructor Name: Instructor Contact Information: Office Hours: Instructor Response Time: Assessment and Grading Testing Procedures: Grading Procedures: Wood, Wood, and Boyd (2008) Mastering the world of Psychology Pearson Publishers ISBN # 1-2561-5043-6. This text is packaged new with a multimedia access pass word packet. Both resources are required. Check with anyone selling any used text to be sure that they sell both the textbook and the multimedia pass key packet together. Use only Microsoft Word software or rich text file to save and send any work. OTHER soft ware will typically be unreadable. Work that is not readable is not acceptable for assignments and documents. Microsoft word will be used for spelling and grammar check for any assignments. Please always make spelling and grammar checks on all work. Repeated errors in spelling and grammar as well as messy work will result in lower grades. Julie Griggs This is done by using the e-mail function in the class D2L shell Ms. Griggs office is located at the Gibson County Center 731-855-1419 Typically responses will be returned 1-2 days on week days. Students are always responsible to read updates in e-mail messages. Not coming to class regularly, not reading email, and not doing assignments on time are the most common fatal errors that learners make that harm their grades. Multiple choice, fill-in, short-answer, true/false, diagrams, and essay questions may be utilized. Some or all exams may be given online within the D2L course shell. Points will be earned via tests, assignments, attendance, and class participation activities. Points will be earned using the following point system: Four exams (100 points each, lowest test grade will be dropped) = 300 points (since lowest grade is dropped, there will be NO makeup exams for any reason) Nine assignments (worth 100 points each) Four Project assignments (worth 50 points each) Attendance & Class participation = 900 points = 200 points = 25 points Always save and keep copied files of any work before turning in assignments. Always make a backup document. Grading Scale: Assignments and Participation A point system will be utilized. With a maximum of 1,425 points. 1282.5-1425 points = A 1140.0-1282 points = B 997.5-1139 points = C 855.0-997 points = D less than 855 points = F

Assignments and Projects: Specific assignments & projects and their due dates will be distributed separately and posted in the course D2L shell. With any college level work, remember to always use standard punctuation, grammar, and spelling and cite original expert sources in APA style. This will always be expected in all assignments. A minimum of at least 300 words is a good ball park number for an acceptable explanation. Use at least a 12 point font. Some APA style citations from scientific experts in research are expected in every assignment. Use the web site http://www.psychiatrymatters.md/ or PSYCH ARTICLES in the LRC or other LRC offered options. Other good websites are the American Medical Association or American Psychological Association to find reference sources for a college level work. All research based resources must cite an author(s), recent year of publication, and a professional juried journal or book publisher source. Encyclopedias, newspapers, popular magazines, or newsletter articles and self published web sites are NOT acceptable research based resources. Remember to use APA style citations. Any plagiarizing will result in a failing grade. All work will be checked for cheating by plagiarizing through the automated turn it in dot com software in our college D2L system. See the LRC Help Desk Staff if this resource is not familiar. Always be sure to proofread for errors and correct mistakes. Assignment Schedule: Punctuality: Discussion: Late work will lose quality points. Late work is only accepted by arrangement and agreement with the teacher and only due to dire circumstances, such as family emergency, illness, etc. To Be Announced in course D2L shell. Doing work on time and being prepared is always expected. Grades for above average or superior work will require good work habits. Participating in all class assignments and discussions is expected. Being involved in a discussion means making a substantial response. Some lessons may have a discussion assignment. Good answers in writing will be at least a 7 to 10 sentence 300 word minimum paragraph. Effective transitions will be used between ideas. Ideas will always clearly describe and support an

answer to the assigned question. The answer will be precise and will offer supporting details and examples. Course Ground Rules Rambling answers, inadequate transitions, insufficient or irrelevant information, poor flow of thoughts, flawed grammar mechanics, and incorrect punctuation or rushed work will result in low grades. Two main mistakes will fail a student in this class: Plagiarizing (or cheating of any kind) and failing to properly participate. Academic Dishonesty: DSCC Policies: E-mail Respectful behavior within the classroom is expected at all times. You may have a very different opinion than someone else; you are free to express that opinion only in a respectful and non-hurtful manner. All class meetings will be treated as a professional meeting and will use professional conduct and courtesy. For example, when in a class room remove hats, sunglasses, head gear and absolutely no media type equipment. Course lectures may be recorded for student studying purposes only and must be approved by instructor before recording. Professional courtesy is expected in all class interactions. Be on time and follow all time schedules. Remove all ear buds. Only send and receive any text and phone messages outside of the class room before or after class. Instructor reserves the right to excuse any student from remaining in the classroom if they choose to behave in an unprofessional and/or threatening manner to the instructor and/or fellow students. Please use the e-mail menu option within this D2L course shell course only for all class related work and questions. Plagiarism and cheating are serious offenses. They will be punished by failure on an assignment, test, or project. All people have a responsibility to complete their own work in this class. Using work by anyone else and giving work for someone to copy or copying purchased work, or turning in work made for another class are only a few of the methods considered as cheating or unacceptable work For more detailed descriptions of cheating and unacceptable actions, see the DSCC Code of Conduct and the "Academic Dishonesty" section of the DSCC student handbook. Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Policy(https://www.dscc.edu/Fraud2004.htm )

Student Handbook (https://www.dscc.edu/catalog2005/dscchandbook2005.pdf) Americans With Disabilities Act Firearms and Other Dangerous Weapons Safety and Security Sexual/Racial Harassment See the DSCC website and catalog for details. Learning Resource Center: Students With Disabilities: Syllabus Changes: The LRC is a great choice for help. Contact the LRC or Library Help Desk for assistance. The Librarian is also listed on our "Class List" along with the teacher's name and the names of all the other students in class. Dyersburg State Community College is committed to providing a discrimination free environment for all students. Students with disabilities are encouraged to inform the College of any assistance they may need. Please notify the Student Counseling Office, ADA Coordinator at (731)286-3242 to discuss arranging accommodations. From time to time during the semester circumstances may make changes necessary to the course syllabus. Changes will be announced in email and to the class as needed. Changes may be necessary to customize the learning environment to class needs as determined by any teacher s plans for improved academics and lessons.