UBC PSYC 102
Introduction to Social and Clinical Psychology
PSYC 102 is an introductory course designed for students seeking a foundational understanding of psychological principles related to social behavior and mental health. Often required for programs in arts, sciences, and health-related fields, the course covers essential topics, including social psychology, personality theories, psychological disorders, therapy approaches, and the basics of human motivation and emotion.
Video Samples
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Modes of tutoring available
Private
Lecture-recordings
Video Lectures list
- Psychological Movements/Structulism/Functionalism/Behaviorism/Nativism/Intro to Experimental Approach/Storytelling and Attribution
- Cognitive disonance/Obedience/Conformity/Personality
Our Teaching Philosophy
Extensive Explanation
We break down complex psychological concepts into simple, understandable steps, ensuring you fully grasp the materia
Focus on Understanding Over Memorization
Our goal is to help you build a deep comprehension of the topics, equipping you to apply what you learn to real-life situations and exams.
Everyday Examples and Summarized Lectures
By using relatable, everyday scenarios and summarizing content into short, focused lectures, we help you save time in your studying while connecting the material to your personal experiences.
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