PSY 1102 Lecture : Lectures pertaining to Nature vs Nurture Lectures from Klempan's course from Winter 2010. Comments not part of class notes (extra information said in class) are in italics.

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSY 1102
• Professor: Rosalinde Klempan

Document Summary

Recommended: read chapter in advance of lecture. Highlight/underline important concepts/ terms/explanations (note any areas of questions/lack of understanding: take summary notes at lecture. Off overhead/verbal presentation (ask questions/get clarification of lecture material: review areas of book that require further clarification. Seek consultation with ta if necessary: study for exams from book highlights and notes. Prof tends to emphasize material in class, give specific focus in studying those topics mentioned in class. However, final exam covers evrything, meaning that you should familiarize everything in chapter: get a study partner, best with same grade goal. Molecular genetics: the nature and nurture of gender. Origin of gender typing (*as well as origins of gender typing, how does this occur, where does sense of gender come from*) Major debated issue in psychology is nature vs. nurture concept, whether how they act is whether they were born into it (nature) or experience (nurture).