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Syllabus for PSYC 101 Jeremy Jay Hosking

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redhorse12
19 Jan 2022
School
UBC
Department
Psychology
Course
PSYC 101
Professor
Jeremy Jay Hosking

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Discussion sections: fridays, 2-3/3-4/4-5pm, orchard 3002 or 4002. When contacting me, please use your ubc email, and please note which course you are in, i. e. psyc101-vm1; as i teach multiple sections of. Psyc101, it is important for you to include the vm1 . Held every day of the week, sometimes in office, sometimes by skype; please use the website jayhosking. youcanbook. me (instructions below) All lecture slides, additional readings, and messages sent to all students (e. g. grades) will come through canvas. Please let me know if you"re having any issues with the website! By the end of this course you will be able to: by appointment (please email them) Define modern psychology and identify the major perspectives within it. Recognize, recall, connect, and evaluate psychological concepts and theories from specific subfields (e. g. , biological and cognitive psychology). Critically evaluate new evidence about behaviour that you encounter in daily life.

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*Please refer to the attached file to see the original question*
Imagine you are working for a community center that offers health, wellness, and relief services to all community members. The clientele is diverse and everyday you see people from all walks of life. One morning, a young man, Jeff, comes to the center for assistance. Jeff's shoes and clothes are ragged, his hair is washed, and he's thin. He stops to speak to Mary, the new front desk assistant. You notice Mary's facial
Later that morning you walk by the social services office. You see that Linda, the manager, has found Jeff a sandwich and some coffee. Linda is sitting beside him and helping him fill out paperwork. She touches him arm briefly before standing up to greet another client.
 
2. Initial Post: Create a new thread and answer all three arts of the initial prompt below
1. Reflect on what you know about social structure (which is made up of social institutions like the economy, family, and government). Explain how social structure plays a role in the lives of clients like Jeff.
2. Think about the interaction between Mary and Jeff. Explain how Mary's treatment of Jeff may impact his experience at the community center.
3. Think about the interaction between Linda and Jeff. List one potential positive outcome from Linda's treatment of Jeff.
 
Complete your Reply Posts by Sunday at 11:59 pm EST
3. Reply Posts: Reply to two people on different days.
To add to the academic conversation, reply to your classmates/instructor by introducing a new idea that applies personal experience(s) and/or new knowledge gained from either courseroom material(s) or research