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67:00 — October 25, 2010

Classical Conditioning

Dr. Grace explains the concept of classical conditioning, giving many helpful and sometimes humorous examples from hypnosis, to Pavlov's dogs, to group behavior, to disciplining children.

States of Consciousness, Part 1

from PSYC 200: Introduction to Psychology (Fall 2010)

by Christopher R Grace

64:05 — October 13, 2010

States of Consciousness, Part 1

Dr. Grace discusses claims of ESP, clairvoyance, and precognition, showing examples that seem to "prove" these states. He goes on to show that the evidence provided by science is inconclusive and ...

Neurotransmitters

from PSYC 200: Introduction to Psychology (Fall 2010)

by Christopher R Grace

60:31 — February 16, 2011

Neurotransmitters

Dr. Grace talks about the effect of neurotransmitters on our day-to-day life. He discusses the effect of drugs on our biological and chemical condition. The use and abuse of chemicals affect our ...

Subliminal Messaging

from PSYC 200: Introduction to Psychology (Fall 2010)

by Christopher R Grace

65:16 — October 6, 2010

Subliminal Messaging

Dr. Grace teaches about subliminal messaging and reveals way in which it is effective and ways in which it fails. He explores topics ranging from subliminal messaging in advertising to lower theft...

Psychological Disorders, Part 1

from PSYC 200: Introduction to Psychology (Fall 2010)

by Christopher R Grace

57:44 — November 17, 2010

Psychological Disorders, Part 1

Dr. Grace covers a broad range of psychological and mental disorders, including case studies and examples of a variety of disorders. He discusses cultural influences, court cases, and diagnosing a...

Developmental Psychology: The Newborn

from PSYC 200: Introduction to Psychology (Fall 2010)

by Christopher R Grace

60:56 — September 27, 2010

Developmental Psychology: The Newborn

Dr. Grace discusses newborn psychology, infant brain development, attachment and object permanence. The concept of self-awareness is covered in humans and other mammals. Live children are brought...

States of Consciousness, Part 2

from PSYC 200: Introduction to Psychology (Fall 2010)

by Christopher R Grace

67:52 — October 18, 2010

States of Consciousness, Part 2

Dr. Grace asks and answers the question "why do we sleep?" and explores the various reasons the brain and body need sleep. He explores sleep deficits, dream states, and REM cycles.

Emotions

from PSYC 200: Introduction to Psychology (Fall 2010)

by Christopher R Grace

72:16 — November 8, 2010

Emotions

Dr. Grace covers the range of primary and secondary emotions and their association with memory and expression. Cultural context and the effects of emotions are also explored.

Introduction to Human Behavior

from PSYC 200: Introduction to Psychology (Fall 2010)

by Christopher R Grace

55:57 — February 7, 2011

Introduction to Human Behavior

Dr. Grace explores the complexity of human behavior through dissecting the root causes of human action, through a distinctly Christian perspective. He discusses the various fields of prominent Amer...

Perception

from PSYC 200: Introduction to Psychology (Fall 2010)

by Christopher R Grace

67:21 — October 11, 2010

Perception

Dr. Grace explores perception regarding genetic and empirical learning. Auditory and visual disorders and factors are considered. Examples like Fraser's spiral illusion and Gestalt theory are uti...

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