WHITE MOUNTAINS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2020 Riverside Drive, Berlin, NH COURSE SYLLABUS. Introduction to Psychology.
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1 WHITE MOUNTAINS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2020 Riverside Drive, Berlin, NH COURSE SYLLABUS BPSY111 Course Number Introduction to Psychology Title Prepared by: Pamela DelliColli Semester: Spring 2013
2 Catalog Description: This is an introductory course to the behavioral science of Psychology. We will examine a number of areas of interest to psychologists (human memory, human emotion and motivation, stress, personality, intelligence, atypical/abnormal behavior and its treatment, aggression and altruistic behavior (social psychology), language and thought and perception) as well as the Research Methods used by Psychologists in conducting their studies and gathering information. Prerequisite/Corequisite: ENG120 strongly recommended. Class Hours: 3 Lab Hours: 0 Credit Hours: 3 Instructor s Contact Information: Required Text Textbooks: Kagan & Segall, Psychology An Introduction, 9 th Edition ISBN Software: You will need Microsoft Office word to write and save your papers. Please note: if you are using Word 2009 or 2010 or a program that saves as.wps you will need to save your papers as Rich Text Format (.rtf) as I cannot open these file extensions (I am using Word 2003). So please, no.docx or.wps files!!! Textbooks, materials and software are available online at: Under Current Students > Bookstore > Virtual Bookstore >Textbook and Course Materials > enter appropriate information. Required Tools/Materials: It is advisable to get a thumb/jump drive to save all your work. You also need reliable internet access. Learning Objectives Upon completion of this course, students will be able to: Understand, use and explain concepts, theories and issues relating to the field of Psychology and the research methods involved in gathering data and information. You will find a more detailed breakdown of learning objectives as they pertain to each weekly topic under review in the weekly materials provided under course documents. Instructor s Communication Policy Response Time I endeavor to respond to student s within 24 hours, Monday through Thursday. I am not in school on Friday s. If something urgent arises Friday-Sunday, it is generally best to call me at home
3 Online Office Hours I will be checking the Blackboard on a daily basis during the first week of class to address any questions as they arise. From Week 2 on, my main days for the Blackboard will be Tuesday & Thursday 10-3, although I will be scheduling time to check the boards on Monday and Wednesday afternoons also. If you need to call me please do so after 10am in the morning and no later than 8:30 pm in the evening. An introduction to the instructor is available online in the course. Overview of Course Structure This interactive web-based course emphasizes the importance of student centered learning through its use of the discussion board. Each week a topic relevant to the chapter under review is made available for students to consider and respond to. It also requires peer interactions on each topic. The discussion board is the mainstay of the online environment; it replaces our traditional classroom time and allows students to bring different ideas to the table for discussion. COLLEGE POLICIES Students registered for online courses must comply with all policies and guidelines articulated in the student handbook and other publications of the college offering the course. Academic Honesty Original thinking and intellectual honesty are central to a college education. Research projects require the ongoing use of existing works, but students must conduct themselves with proper regard for the rights of others and of the college, in a context of mutual respect, integrity and reason. Activities such as plagiarism and cheating are not acceptable and will not be condoned by the college. Students involved in such activities are subject to serious disciplinary action. The following are presented as examples of academic dishonesty: 1. Misrepresenting academic work done by someone else as one s own efforts, with or without permission of the person. 2. Providing or using prohibited assistance in assignments and examinations. 3. Unauthorized communication in any manner with other students during an examination; collaboration in the preparation of reports or take-home examinations; copying, giving aid or failing to follow the faculty member s instructions. 4. Tampering with or falsifying official college records. 5. Infringing upon the right of other students to fair and equal access to college library materials and comparable academic resources. 6. Falsification of data collected for and presented as part of course requirement
4 7. Presenting as one s own ideas, another person s work or words without proper acknowledgement. There may be other instances of academic dishonesty, which will be identified by a faculty member. Participation/Attendance Registration in this course presupposes that the student will attend/fully participate in all online activities. Each student is responsible for meeting all of the posted requirements. As with classes in which students physically attend, online learning calls for active engagement in the process by everyone (instructors and students). Not only is your participation important in the academic sense, it is also a requirement for students receiving financial aid. Veterans and students who receive some types of financial aid are required to regularly attend as a condition of ongoing financial aid. If a student does not participate in online course activities/assignments for two consecutive weeks, and has not made contact with the instructor explaining this, the student may be suspended from the course. If there is no contact for two consecutive weeks, the instructor will issue an AF for the course, and the student will be unenrolled. Any student who has been suspended or dropped from a course may appeal to the Academic Standards Committee through the Vice President of Academic Affairs. You may refer to the College s Student Handbook at ( In this class, weekly participation refers to posting responses on the Discussion Board and responding to postings by other students. It is expected that all students will go online and post at least three times each week. If students do not do this, they will not be counted as present for that week. Students should refer to the Student Handbook for specific details on this. January 28: Last day to Add a class without Instructor Permission. February 4: Last Day to Drop with refund/add classes April 1: Last Day to Withdraw w/grade of W Smartthinking (Online Tutoring) You have access to online assistance through Blackboard s SmartThinking free tutor service. When you log into Blackboard, use Smart for your user name and Thinking for your password, and you can explore your options for submitting your writing and obtaining feedback. Live Sessions are metered to the minute + five minutes for archiving. Submit a Question metered at 20 minutes per question; available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Submit Your Writing metered at 35 minutes per essay; available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Essay Center 1 Hour Review where available, this option is metered at 60 minutes per essay plus 5 minutes for archiving, and is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Note: Summer schedule begins at 9 AM on the Tuesday after Memorial Day; regular hours resume at 9 AM on the Tuesday after Labor Day
5 Note: Drop in tutoring will not be available during holiday closures.. Connect With an e-structor and interact with a live tutor when you have a question. Submit your Writing for any class to our Online Writing Lab and receive feedback from a tutor usually within 24 hours. Submit a Question and a tutor will reply usually within 24 hours. Technology Requirements OS: Windows 98 +, Mac OS9 + Browser: Windows: Netscape 6 +, Internet Explorer Apple Mac: Internet Explorer 5.0+ required. Connection: 28.8K min. / 56K+ preferred Cookies/Javascript should be enabled. Popup Blockers? Please disable all popup blockers for Troubleshooting Tips: Make sure that your browser is set up to allow cookies and pop-up windows. SMARTHINKING uses both of these. Make sure that you have Java installed. If you need to install Java, go to and follow the instructions for the free download. Library Resources There are many library resources available, both in the library and online. Please contact the library staff for more information. ( To access most of the library s databases from OFF-CAMPUS, use your college name as your username and for your password, use your password (see the Student Information System for your college and password). If you experience problems getting into the library databases with your college and password, please contact the library staff. Netiquette Students shall comply with CCSNH Netiquette ( > Netiquette) as articulated on the system web site. INSTRUCTOR'S POLICIES: ATTENDANCE: If an emergency arises and you are unable to attend class, please contact me as soon as possible. Generally, you cannot miss more than 2 classes per semester or you risk an AF
6 NOTE: All work requirements for the course must be submitted ON TIME for FULL CREDIT! Assignments will drop a grade for every three days it exceeds its due date. You will find an Assignments Schedule under the Assignments link on the blackboard that provides details of all assignments and their due dates. ANNOUNCEMENTS: The announcements area of the Blackboard is the first area you will see on entering. Please read new announcements as they appear as they will contain important information regarding any changes in the course. GRADES Grades for the course will be determined on the basis of points accumulated as follows: Quizzes 200 points Paper 1 50 points Paper 2 (Research Paper) 100 points Discussion Board & Activities 365 points TERM TOTAL 715 GRADING SCALE FOR FINAL RESULTS % A A- B+ B B- C+ C C- D+ D D- F < points points points points points points points points points points points 428 and below GRADE REPORTING Faculty submits grades electronically to the Registrar s Office within a few days following the end of each final exam period. FINAL GRADES ARE NOT MAILED to students. It is the student s responsibility to review his/her final grades via the Student Information System as soon as grades are available. Students who receive an I (Incomplete) grade should coordinate with the instructor to complete the remaining coursework as soon as possible. Unresolved I grades may affect (delaying or reducing) financial aid awards and will convert to an F (Failing) grade after a specified time period. Any concerns or questions should be directed towards your Professor. He/she can be reached at of via their . Specific Directions or Recommendations: - 6 -
7 If you have a documented disability that may affect your performance in this course, please advise the instructor immediately so appropriate accommodations may be put in place. Accommodations may be arranged through the Disability Services Coordinator in room #104. Accommodations and assistive technology are available to students at no additional cost, and should be accessed at the beginning of each semester. Discrimination Policy: White Mountains Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or handicap in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in, its programs and activities. Any persons having inquiries concerning White Mountains Community College's compliance with the regulations implementing Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, or Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 is directed to contact Peg Heaney, 2020 Riverside Drive, Berlin, NH Peg Heaney has been designated by White Mountains Community College to coordinate the institution's efforts to comply with the regulations implementing Title VI, Title IX and Section 504. Any person may also contact the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, or the Director, U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights, Region 1,140 Federal Street, Boston, MA,
8 COURSE TIMETABLE Discussions are due by Wednesday, midnight each week. Peer responses (student interactions) are due by Saturday, midnight. Quizzes are due by Sunday, midnight each week. All assignments and due dates are detailed in a separate Word document under the Assignments link in our Blackboard class. Make sure you download, print and utilize this document to keep you on track. Late work will lose points. Week 1: Jan 22 Class Introductions: Introduce yourself to your fellow students in the Introductions thread on the discussion board. Introduction to Psychology. Required Reading: Chapter 1 and Lecture Notes - See Course Documents. Week 2 : Jan 28 Research Methods. Required Reading: Chapter 1 and Lecture Notes - See Course Documents. Week 3: Feb 4 Human Memory. Required Reading: Chapter 5 & Lecture Notes - See Course Documents. See also Chapter 2 Brain, Body & Behavior Week 4: Feb 11 Motivation. Required Reading: Chapter 8 & Lectures Notes - See Course Documents. Week 5: Feb 19 Stress. Required Reading: Chapter 12 & Lecture Notes - See Course Documents Week 6: Feb 25 Personality. Required Reading: Chapter 9 & Lecture Notes - See Course Documents Week 7: Mar 4 Intelligence. Required Reading: Chapter 7 & Lecture Notes - See Course Documents MARCH SPRING BREAK NO CLASSES - 8 -
9 Week 8: Mar 18 Atypical Behavior. Required Reading: Chapter 13 & Lecture Notes - See Course Documents. See also Chapter 4 Conditioning & Learning Week 9: Mar 25 Therapies. Required Reading: Chapter 14 & Lecture Notes - See Course Documents Week 10: Apr 1 Topics in Social Psychology I. Required Reading: Chapter 15 & Lecture Notes in Course Documents Week 11: Apr 8 Topics in Social Psychology II. Required Reading: Chapter 15 and Lecture Notes in Course Documents Week 12: Apr 15 Sensing & Perceiving. Required Reading: Chapter 3 & Lecture Notes. Week 13: Apr 22 Language & Thought. Required Reading: Chapter 6 & Lecture Notes. Week 14: Apr 29 Reflections & Wrap-up Week 15: May 6 Last day for Online Classes - 9 -
10 Prepared by: Pamela DelliColli Date: 11/2012 Approved by: Department Chairperson/Program Coordinator Date:
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