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Reviews

not what you think it is. theres alot of learning about history of psychology and studies that makes you realise how messed up everyone is. they also force you to spend 5h of your time doing studies for 5% of the mark lackluster course

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2018

The subject itself is interesting and the lecturers were good but it's VERY fast-paced, everything is so crammed! If you're not organised or don't attend lectures you're screwed. The assignment is pretty bs, the exam annoying, tutorials were a waste of time but that probably depends on your tutor... Wouldn't recommend it as a filler subject. Do it if you genuinely want to pursue psych. I don't really feel like I got anything out of it in the end of the day, kinda made me lose interest in psych in general but that's just my experience.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2017

I think the content in this subject was really fun and interesting overall. However, I have some issues with the lecturers. The personality and emotion lecturers were disengaging and made interesting topics boring and unenjoyable through their bland delivery. Also, Caleb Owens can be funny but occasionally rude and arrogant. Excellent course, just some bad lecturers...

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2017

a pretty boring subject on the whole, but did have it's moments.. the unit coordinator Dr. Caleb Owens is an absolute man-child and frequently throws full-blown tantrums in lectures. "waa waa I'm an important white man listen to me waa waa" - Dr. Caleb Owens

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2017

Wonderful unit of study, extremely well organised. Only issue was with personality - the lecturer was very dry, but this is personal opinion. Every other lecture series was engaging. Exam was actually not as bad as I expected, and research report is MUCH easier than is made out....if you start early!

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2017

No complaints with the lecturers - in particular, Frans was excellent. However, the unit coordinator Dr. Caleb Owens is the single worst academic-administrator I've ever had in 2 1/2 years of university. Rude, brusque, and marked research reports waaaay too harshly. Definitely made me question the faculty, as he has received complaints before.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2017

Great subject, but be prepared -- it's essentially six 'mini-subjects' in one. You will like some more than others, but it's not until second year when you get to pick which ones to focus on! That said, Caleb Owens does an absolutely phenomenal job organising this subject. It's amazing and well worth doing if you have even a passing interest in psychology. You'll learn a huge range of fascinating things, as well as skills that will serve you well in any potential career. You can't go wrong with Pysc! #1 Tip: START THE ASSIGNMENT ASAP! Caleb will tell you over and over, but he's right. They have very high standards, but the secret is to read broadly. If you give yourself the time, the marks will follow.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2014

It is not the most exciting class but it gives you a broad introduction to psychology. The Research report proves to be a difficult assessment task but if you follow guidelines and constantly get feedback on your report, it is not farfetched to do well in it.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2016

PSYC1001 is designed to orientate students to the scientific study of Psychology. With PSYC1002 it covers the range of academic and clinical psychology disciplines, taking you through the fundamental principles of how we pursue psychology as an academic discipline. This subject is for both those pursuing psychology or as a casual elective. I will stress that this is not an applied psychology course: it will not teach you skills to help friends, family or yourself.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2016

Psyc1001 was a good subject. I enjoyed the lecture material, particularly about Emotion and Developmental Psychology. The research report was a pleasure to write, as we had a lot of resources available to help us with writing skills. Also the tutorials were a lot of fun, and included group work and social experiments.

Anonymous, Semester 1, 2015