Pretty easy class. Reading and multiple choice exams. Extra credit helps out. Good professor.

Very easy class. Reading slides and going to class will give you an A without reading the book.

It's nice that she allows you to drop your lowest normal test but she makes the final exam the last day of exams and her tests are based around her personal opinions brought up in lecture, not the book or the readings that are so tediously boring. if you dont go to class you miss out on possibly gettin 10 points added to each of your tests. Not as easy as the grade distribution would make you think, full of psych majors.

This class is pretty easy if you do the readings, going to class is not essential since she just reads off the power points that she posts.

This class was pretty easy if you keep up with the readings and go to class.

The course material is very interesting, but sometimes the lectures can become quite boring. You can learn a lot about the way that the mind functions.

This class is incredibly unorganized and very very boring for the topic presented. THe only plus is that she offers lots of extra credit in class of material covered the day before, theres 3 tests and a final and you can drop the lowest of the first 3 test grades. After getting what should have been a 101.5 on the first test with my extra credit points, i stopped going as often. Final counts for a huge percent of your grade though, so just be aware of that.

so like all the other comments, she's a bit boring. she tries though. she repeats the important info a lot so thats helpful, but she kinda treats students like little kids. she went slowly before the first exam, but the second section she went faster, and for the third section she's going even faster. her slides are informative, but kinda poorly done. i took psyc 101 and so far ive gotten a+ on the first 2 exams, but ive gone to every lecture and paid attention about 1/2 the time. its an interesting topic.

Incredibly boring lecture, the book is horrible, and she takes a potentially interesting subject and kills all interest in it.

The lectures were a bit boring and monotone, but I got an A- and never read the book. You get to drop 1 of 3 tests so that was pretty awesome.