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Psychology Degree
Description | Skills | University | Career boost |
Psychology considers one of the core questions of existence - why do we do what we do? - and unpacks in an academic setting. Boost skills such as charisma, logic, and research & debate, all while unlocking the mysteries of the mind. | Research & Debate Logic Charisma | Regular University of Britechester | Diamond Agent (Secret Agent Career) Professor (Education Career) Covert Ops (Military Career) Detective |
Distinguished Foxbury Institute |
Psychology Classes
Therefore I am: Intro to Psychology
Description: This initial course dives into psychology with a history of how identity and thought have informed our sense of selves since the first psychologist’s brain began to think about itself. | Skill: Research & Debate | Class:9:30am – 10:55am Tues, Thurs |
Coursework: Give a Presentation! | Daily Task: Homework |
A History of Perception
Description: Students will explore many ways the world is perceived in this course, and trace those methods of perception to the mental processes that are responsible for translating those perceptions into thoughts and motivations. | Skill: Research & Debate | Class:11:00am – 12:25pm Tues, Thurs |
Coursework: Submit a Term Paper! | Daily Task: Homework |
(Mis)interpreting Statistics
Description: After a brief overview of basic statistics, this course seeks to examine the all-too-common ways in which statistics can be presented to fool our minds into believing data-backed research that may not be saying exactly what we think it is. | Skill: Logic | Class:3:00pm – 4:25pm Mon, Wed, Fri |
Coursework: Take Final Exam! | Daily Task: Homework |
Have a Seat: Clinical Psychology Basics
Description: For students that will be looking to turn their psychological education into a business, this course explores the basics of clinical psychology, along with some studies on recent advancements in patient treatment and mental wellness. | Skill: Logic | Class:11:00am – 12:25pm Mon, Wed, Fri |
Coursework: Take Final Exam! | Daily Task: Homework |
But Why: Intermediate Social Psychology
Description: Supported by a number of interesting and exciting in-class experiments using the class as the social group being experimented on, this course provides insight into how our behaviors change and adapt when exposed to group dynamics. | Skill: Charisma | Class:1:30pm – 2:55pm Tues, Thurs |
Coursework: Give a Presentation! | Daily Task: Homework |
Secrets of Body Language
Description: In addition to providing a motherlode of nonverbal cues and hints as to a person’s feelings, body language serves some very important purposes when studying psychology. While others focus on the person exhibiting the body language in question, this course questions those very examiners, asking why they perceive certain signals the way they do. | Skill: Charisma | Class:3:00pm – 4:25pm Mon, Wed, Fri |
Coursework: Take Final Exam! | Daily Task: Homework |
Push the Button: Making Decisions
Description: Do we have a deal? Should you take the job? Do you want to go out? Life is full of decisions and it can often feel like we are making them at random. Not so! This course uses the science of psychology to tease out and teach students what mental forces go into each and every decision. | Skill: Logic | Class:8:00am – 9:25am Tues, Thurs |
Coursework: Submit a Term Paper! | Daily Task: Homework |
Don’t Push the Button: Risk Assessment
Description: How does the brain deal with risk? This class attempts to break down how we process data about risk, from how we experience risk intellectually versus emotionally to how we deal with cases where low-risk events still happen by coincidence. | Skill: Logic | Class:1:30pm – 2:55pm Mon, Wed, Fri |
Coursework: Take Final Exam! | Daily Task: Homework |
The Limits of Memory
Description: We all believe that most - if not all - of our memories are accurate. This course explodes that myth, using both scientific data to look at the limits of memory in a group of Sims and in-class experiments to show how easy it can be to plant false memories and cast doubts on real ones. | Skill: Research & Debate | Class:1:30pm – 2:55pm Mon, Wed, Fri |
Coursework: Take Final Exam! | Daily Task: Homework |
Debate Me: the Psychology of Attitude Change
Description: Debates as intellectual challenges date back centuries, but the idea that we can persuade someone else to adopt our point of view is even older. In this class, students will consider the psychological factors that go into winning or losing an argument, along with the mental ways in which we subconsciously reinforce our own views. | Skill: Research & Debate | Class:1:30pm – 2:55pm Tues, Thurs |
Coursework: Give a Presentation! | Daily Task: Homework |
How to Think About Emotion
Description: While it is often thought that emotion and logic are separate and unique parts of our brains, the truth is more nuanced than that. Our brains use logic to handle emotional outbursts while also relying on emotion to make what should be logical decisions. This course explores the balance between these two powerful forces we each carry inside us. | Skill: Charisma | Class:11:00am – 12:25pm Tues, Thurs |
Coursework: Submit a Term Paper! | Daily Task: Homework |
Mastering the Mind
Description: The brain: the last frontier. Even as more advanced tools that allow for greater imaging and analysis of the brain emerge, the theory that drives understanding of what the data shows will always be needed to push the psychology field forward. This course connects the learnings of the past to the possibilities for the future. | Skill: Charisma | Class:8:00am – 9:25am Mon, Wed, Fri |
Coursework: Take Final Exam! | Daily Task: Homework |