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Assignment and Exam preparation Helpful assignment information Practice exam information for online quiz Additional revision materials and handouts Classic Experiments http://www.michaelbach.de/ot/mot_mib/index.html Not all information will be available on Blackboard Ask detailed questions & get individual feedback To make friends and have fun! The Course Profile...Whats In It? The Course Profile is the first place to look for course and assessment information Lecture & Tutorial Schedule Assessment details Lecture outlines Research participation FAQs Important Dates
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Enter your SI-net login and password to access Assessment Details... Online Quiz (9%) Opens Monday 2 nd April 9am Closes Thursday 5 th April 3pm Essay (35%) Friday 4 th May 11.59pm Submit draft essay paragraph by Friday 16 th April11.59pm Research participation (6%) Friday 1 st June Final MCQ exam (50%) Exam Period 3 Research Participation Up to 6% credit for the course 1% for each hour of research participation Or an equitable alternative Reading and summarising research articles Check the course profile for more information
Instructions on how to access the research participation sign-up web page (http://uqpsych.sona-systems.com/) are in your course profile. user name = student ID (8 digits only, without the s in front). Your password is emailed to your student email account. Research Participation - Code of Ethics. The Australian Psychological Society (APS) Code of Ethics is in place to: Enforce sound professional practice In order to safeguard The welfare of consumers of psychological services, and The integrity of the profession.
For more information go to the APS website http://www.psychology.org.au/ Ethical Requirements of Research Must not compromise a participants welfare. Must not cause lasting discomfort or severe risk to the participant. When research participation is part of course requirements, prospective participants must be given the choice of an equitable alternative activity (see the Course Administrator for details). Why should you participate?
Your participation will help contribute to the existing scientific body of psychological research.
While having some fun participating, derive as much from the experience as you can!
Helps you to understand research which will help you with your essay.
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a) the study of the mind. b) a scientific study of human behaviour. c) the study of the social interactions between people. d) all of the above MCQs 2. Which of the following statements is true of psychology:
a) Psychology is the description and explanation of states of consciousness b) Psychology is the scientific study of behaviour c) Psychology is the study of mind, brain and behaviour d) All of the above is true of psychology 5
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