PSYC 1010
Introductory Psychology
Course Description
Disciplines
Social & Economic Systems, Living Systems
Overview of psychology from both the natural science and social science perspectives. Topics include biological bases of behavior, sensory and perceptual processes, learning, motivation, thought, maturational and developmental changes, individual differences, personality, social behavior, and abnormal psychology. In some terms an optional one credit discussion section (graded S/U) is offered. An optional weekly review session is offered for those who wish to attend.
Instructors
Christopher Mazurek
Fall 2026
tuth 8:00am - 9:15am
3.9
Rating
2.8
Difficulty
3.23
GPA
Chad Dodson
Fall 2022
TuTh 5:00pm - 6:15pm
3.8
Rating
2.9
Difficulty
2.99
GPA
Blair Gross
Summer 2020
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Rating
—
Difficulty
—
GPA
Chandra Mason
Fall 2018
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Rating
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Difficulty
3.02
GPA
Elizabeth Gross
Summer 2018
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Rating
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Difficulty
3.29
GPA
Michael Rahilly
Fall 2017
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Rating
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Difficulty
2.60
GPA
Jennifer Beard
Fall 2016
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Rating
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Difficulty
2.89
GPA
Frederick Smyth
Fall 2016
3.0
Rating
3.4
Difficulty
2.96
GPA
Diana Dinescu
Summer 2016
—
Rating
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Difficulty
3.25
GPA
Erin Horn
Summer 2015
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Rating
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Difficulty
3.40
GPA
John Bonvillian
Fall 2014
3.2
Rating
2.6
Difficulty
3.03
GPA
Brian Nosek
Fall 2010
4.2
Rating
3.1
Difficulty
2.87
GPA
Jonathan Haidt
Spring 2010
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Rating
—
Difficulty
2.89
GPA