Are you interested in learning more about human behaviour?
Do you want to know about human psychology?
Are you finding it difficult to find free video tutorial for the purpose?
Are you willing to undergo specialised training under appropriate, efficient, qualified and experienced professional absolutely free?

What is the subject matter of psychology? The answer to this question is simple yet difficult at the same time. It can be said that psychology is the science of the soul, the inner world of man. Since ancient times, the needs of society forced people to discern and take into account their actions and the people around them.

This efficient and effective guide is beneficial for students – who do not have a prior knowledge about this science and are desperate to learn psychology in a timely fashion without stepping out of their home and people – who are curious about human nature. In this course, you will learn:

A brief introduction to Psychology
Different Research Methods in Psychology in accordance with various schools of thought and approaches.
Identifying cultural, ethnic, regional and global identities and the similarities, linkages, differences and interactions between them
Recognize the interactions of social institutions, environment and culture with the behaviour of different individuals in the society
The logic of a psychological concepts and their relationship to each other
The possibility of applying scientific concepts for the analysis of social reality
The Biology of Behaviour
Sensation and Perception
Human Development
Consciousness
Learning
Memory
Language and Thought
Intelligence
Motivation and Emotion
Stress and Health
Personality
Social Behaviour
Psychological Disorders
Treatments for Psychological Disorders

Author Bio:

This guide has been designed and prepared by Susan Snycerski (a teacher with 15 year hands on experience teaching introductory psychology), Greg Feist (Associate Professor of Psychology in Personality at San Jose State University and Director of the MA Program in Research and Experimental Psychology) and Lauren Castellano.