The learning outcomes of the "Introduction to Psychology I" course are as follows:

1. To have knowledge about the definition, history and research methods of psychology.
2. Understand the basic approaches to psychology, such as behavioral, cognitive, psychoanalytic, humanistic and biological psychology.
3. To have basic knowledge about the nervous system and brain structure.
4. Understanding cognitive processes such as perception, learning, memory and thinking.
5. Understanding the basis of human behavior by covering topics such as personality, motivation, emotions, and intelligence.
6. To have basic knowledge about psychological disorders and their treatments.

These achievements aim to provide students with an introduction to the field of psychology, to understand the basic concepts, and to enable them to conduct more advanced studies in this field.

Introduction to Psychology I is an introductory course that aims to introduce the basic concepts of psychology and the fundamental principles of human behavior and mental processes. This course introduces students to the history of psychology, research methods, basic psychological processes, and how to measure them. It also covers topics such as emotion, motivation, learning, memory, cognitive processing, personality, and psychological disorders. Through this course, students can learn the key concepts and fundamental principles of psychology, and thus gain a better understanding of human behavior and mental processes.

Source Book:  Introduction to Psychology
Author: Rod PLOTNIK
Publisher: KAKNÜS



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The language of education is English.

Optional internships are provided.