Psychology 1000 Study Guide - Final Guide: Caffeine, Resting Potential, Apraxia

• School: Western University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: Psychology 1000
• Professor: Dr.Mike

Document Summary

Dr. mike"s study tips: think about background information, survey, titles, heading, etc, outline the chapter decide what is important, decide how much you will read don"t do it all at once, as you start, look at the heading and ask, what is this about? , look at the layout for clues bolded, look for the big picture, paraphrase section notes in the margin, key words, concepts, make summary notes explain in your own words what it means, make up test questions. 1: study difficult subjects first, use distributed learning study in small chunks (1 hr psych, then 1 hr bio, make sure environment is supportive, set time for your social life, set time to sleep and eat, combine activities. Social learning theory: if a human observes another (likely high status) human doing something, they are likely to copy it because they see it is rewarding. Control: we want to say that independent causes dependent directly.