PSYSCHOLOGY PSY101
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PSY101Tutorial1.pptxPSY101
Tutorial 1
Ground rules
General :
switch off mobile phones/devices
come prepared
participate
listen to others without interruptions
say if you don’t understand
treat others’ contributions with respect
Ground rules
Specific to cultural psychology:
We are lucky to have students from lots of different cultures
We want everyone to feel comfortable and safe to talk about their culture
Listen to others with an open mind
Respectful discussion
No judgement
Maintain confidentiality within the group
Tutorial preparation: what you need to do to get the most out of tutorials
Keep up with the readings, i.e. chapters from
the textbook
Bring the Burton text to tutorials (check LMS)
Prepare glossary (more information later)
Complete online activities (check LMS)
Ice breaker
I am...
7 statements of “I am…”
We will be discussing them, so only things that you are willing to share
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Assessments
Glossary, 5%
As you do the readings each week you need to write down unfamiliar words, terms and phrases as you come across them, find out what they mean and then write down the meaning in your own words
Social axioms????? attributions?????
On the Friday of the weeks of sessions 4, 8 & 12 you must submit your glossary via LMS (see LMS for dates).
It can be handwritten and then scanned, or it can be typed.
Assessments
Glossary, 5%
Your glossary should cover the textbook chapters as follows;
You are expected to have at least 5 words per chapter
| Glossary 1 | Chapters 1, 2, 3, 5 & 6 |
| Glossary 2 | Chapters 4, 7, 8, 9 & 10 |
| Glossary 3 | Chapters 11, 12, 13, 14 & 15 |
Assessments
Assessment 1: Lab report introduction plan, 15%
Due Friday October 2nd, by 5pm, submit via LMS
See page 11 of unit guide for information on submitting electronically
750 words
Your plan needs to include the following;
A statement of the topic that you are researching
Reference details for 5 peer reviewed journal articles and a short statement of how each article is relevant to the topic
A statement of the specific aims of your study
Clearly stated hypotheses
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Assessments
Assessment 2: Lab report, 40%
1500 words (word count does not include abstract or references)
Due: Monday 20th of November by 5pm, submit via LMS
Your lab report must include the following sections:
You will be learning how to write each section in tutorials
