Graduatecourses Special Topics in Personality Psychology: Adolescent and Childhood Psychopathology Special Topics in Personality Psychology: Health Psychology Professional development for graduate students: Preparing for an academic career (4-week course)
Undergraduatecourses Introduction to Psychology Introduction to Personality and Individual Differences Human Motivation Laboratory in Personality and Individual Differences Average teaching score: 4.1/5
Upper-level laboratory course HP4051 Laboratory for Personality Psychology and Individual Differences In this lab course, we will learn the major techniques and methodologies used in the study of personality psychology and individual differences. During the course, students will conceptualize and carry out an empirical study. Homework assignments will revolve around the tasks necessary for completing the empirical project from beginning to end, including tasks such as, applying for ethics approval, programming online survey and reaction-time measures, designing coding systems for behaviors, running participant sessions, data entry and analysis, report writing, and oral presentations of findings. Method of Assessment Group presentations (15%) Individual homework assignments (60%) Written group report (25%)
Undergraduate course (Technology-Enhanced Learning/TEL course) HP2500 Introduction to Personality and Individual Differences During the semester, we will focus on some key (and core) theories and perspectives in the field of personality and individual differences, such as the trait and motive perspectives, the biological perspective, the socio-cognitive and the socio-learning perspective, and applications of personality and considerations for using individual difference research in different applications, such as in therapy, for assessment purposes, and in understanding gender and cultural differences. Method of Assessment Tutorial participation (20%) Quizzes (30%) Final Examination (50%)
