The class utilizes a lecture/powerpoint format - learners can answer questions from the instructor based on their level of comfort and ask questions throughout the class, as needed. 

Week #1 -  Developing Through the Life Span: Developmental Issues, Prenatal Development, and the Newborn; Infancy and Childhood	 
Week #2 - Developing Through the Life Span: Adolescence & Adulthood
Week #3 – Sensation and Perception
Psychophysics; Associated Sensory Systems; Comparative Sensory Systems; Vision; Audition; Chemical Senses; Skin Senses; Other Senses
Week #4 -  Perception; Factors in Perception; Binocular Cues; Motion Parallax; Visual Constancies; Gestalt Psychology; Odor Perception
Week #5 - Learning: Basic Learning Concepts and Classical Conditioning
Week #6 - Learning: Operant Conditioning; Social Learning Theory
Week#7 - Memory: Studying and Encoding Memories; Storing and Retrieving Memories	 
Week #8 - Memory: Forgetting, Memory Construction, and Improving Memory
Week #9 - Personality - Theories of Personality/Theorists including Cognitive and Behavioral
Week #10 - Personality - Theories of Personality/Theorists including Psychodynamic/Psychoanalytic, Trait and Humanistic
Week #11 - Psychological Testing and Assessment - Subjective (MMPI and Five Factors) and Projective Personality Testing (TAT, HTP, Rorschach Inkblot)
Week #12 - Thinking, Language & Intelligence Part I
Week #13 - Thinking, Language & Intelligence Part II
Week #14 - Topics in Social Psychology - Updates in Psychological Research
Week #15 - Topics in Social Psychology - Updates in Psychological Research Continued

Extra Notes Provided in the Form of Hand-Outs.

Learners will read handouts and will have questions to answer prior to each class. Prior experience in psychology will not be necessary but this class does follow a General Psychology I course that I teach. The classes can be taken concurrently or in either order but I suggest taking the first and then the second :)