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| − | [[Introduction to Psychology]] (IPSY), also known as Topics in Psychology, was the original [[CTY]] Psychology course. This was before the [[Cognitive Psychology]] course, as that was considered an easier approach to this course. Psychology in the 90's was considered one of the hardest CTY courses. This course was offered at [[Baltimore]], [[Carlisle]], [[Clinton]], [[Lancaster]], [[Los Angeles]] and [[Saratoga Springs]].
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| − | ==Course Description==
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| − | [https://web.archive.org/web/19970518161547/http://www.jhu.edu:80/~gifted/acadprog/os/humanity.htm#logc From the CTY Course Catalog] (1997):
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| − | This rigorous course covers material normally included in a one-semester college survey course. Topics include a history of psychology and the evolution of the modern scientific approach to the discipline; research methods and statistics; the brain, nervous systems and behavior; theories of personality; learning and memory; sensation and perception; psychological measurement and testing; physical and cognitive development; and social behaviors and influences. Class projects and activities are included as a means of reinforcing the concepts encountered in class and introducing students to experimental design and interpretation.
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