PSYC 1010

Shouldn't be a hard class...if you study the slides two days before the test you should be fine. Yet, I still found a way to get C's on nearly all of the tests even when I thought I did well. Chad's great, but his tests can be a little tricky (they are fair, however).

Straightforward lectures. Literally, Dodson just reads off the Powerpoints, which is where he gets his test questions. You have 4 tests (one gets dropped) and then a final. The questions can be extremely tricky sometimes and cover a lot of material since it's an introductory course. It's an okay class. Wouldn't necessarily recommend.

This class is difficult in the sense that the exam questions either go in depth about things that he generalized in class or they generalize topics that he elaborated upon. Some questions are very ambiguous. There is no homework outside of class. He never assigns readings from the textbook, and I found it difficult to use the textbook to study because the topics were all scattered.

ONLY STUDY THE POWERPOINT SLIDES! There's no need to read the book. Enthusiastic professor and lectures are fairly interesting.

Only study the powerpoint. But you will get some tangential two or three questions right if you take the time to skim the book.

memorize the slides and you'll be fine!

Good class. Dodson was enthusiastic and got me interested in Psychology. Tests were pretty easy if you studied

I LOVED this class. This is what made me decide on a Psychology major. Chad is a really engaging lecturer, and a great guy. His lectures are always interesting, and he shows A LOT of cool videos. He posts his slides online, but questions from the videos sometimes show up on tests. The tests are very straight forward. I didn't read at all, and I still got an A in the class.

Class is ok, interesting

Dodson always seemed to love being in the classroom and was excited about what he taught. Test questions can be tricky.