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How has the field of psychology evolved since its beginnings? Map out the evolution of this diverse discipline including its major contributors and fundamental theories as they've been introduced and modified over time.

For a basic timeline, go to www.apa.org/students/brochure/chart.html

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Get a jump on those psychology exams! One of the most effective ways to prepare for upcoming exams is to try to anticipate what questions will be asked -- and to then prepare answers for them. Approach the material in your psychology class always keeping in mind what the instructor is likely to ask, and keep a running list of potential questions. To find out more about effective ways to prepare for and answer psychology essay exams, go to http://depts.washington.edu/psywc/handouts/essays.html.

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For several exercises exploring issues of research methodology, go to www.kcmetro.cc.mo.us/longview/ctac/psychexer1.htm.

Do it on your own first then check your answers. How'd you do?

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Take time to read a few newspaper articles. Assess whether or not you think the information is accurate and valid. What questions do you have about the source of the information? Are the arguments or statements supported by hard evidence? Could there be any bias with regards to the reporting of the information. If so, what might it be?

For a clearer perspective, check out http://www.mediaresearch.org/newsdivision/newswelcome.asp.






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