Psyched combines a textbook and workbook for students taking an introduction to psychology course at the college level. In the textbook portion, each chapter begins with a short summary of the main topics that will be covered and ends with definitions of all the key terms from the chapter. Unique to this book is the integration of popular culture examples within the text, a focus on application of the materials, and links to “Psyched with Setmire”; a YouTube channel featuring lecture presentation videos created by the author that coordinate with the chapter content. In the workbook section, the PowerPoint lecture slides used in class for each chapter are provided along with space for students to take notes. There are also warm-ups and class participation activities that students will be completing during the course that are included in the workbook for ease of access and reference. Using the two sections of the book, students will be able to gain not only the content knowledge form the textbook portion but also the chance to apply that knowledge with the activities provided in the workbook.
New to the third edition are “Apply It!” practical tips for students interspersed throughout the textbook portion, greater depth in several content areas, updated popular culture examples, and new creative class participation exercises and warm ups to engage students!
Warm-ups
Warm-ups Instructions and Grading Rubric
Chapter 1: Nature and Nurture
Chapter 2: Science vs. Intuition and Common Sense
Chapter 3: What Are Neurons?
Chapter 4: Sensation vs. Perception
Chapter 5: The Shoes on Your Feet
Chapter 6: Who Is Pavlov?
Chapter 7: Retaining Information
Chapter 8: What Is Intelligence?
Chapter 9: Why Are You Here?
Chapter 10: Emotion Theories
Chapter 11: Stuck at an Age
Chapter 12: The Big Five
Chapter 13: The Cup Is?
Chapter 14: Models of Abnormality
Chapter 15: Rico and Heights
Chapter 16: Making an Error
Handouts and Activities
Random Sampling with M&Ms
Creating a Research Design Activity
Drawing the Brain
Sensation and Perception Participation Worksheet
Why We Dream: Five Modern Theories for Dreams and Nightmares
Squirt Gun Exercise
Classical vs. Operant Conditioning
Cognition Homework
Problem Solving
Motivational Theories Scenarios
Motivation and Emotion Worksheet
“100 Years” by Five For Fighting
Greeting Cards
Personality Homework
Stress Test
Therapy and Therapist Stereotypes
Social Cognition
Study Guides and Extra Credit
Exam #1 Study Guide
Exam #2 Study Guide
Exam #3 Study Guide
Exam #4 Study Guide
Final Exam Cumulative Portion
Extra Credit–Semester Long Option #1
Extra Credit–Semester Long Option #2
Elisa Setmire
Elisa Setmire is a full-time and tenured Professor of Psychology at Moorpark College in Moorpark, California. Professor Setmire has been teaching at the community college level for roughly ten years and has a strong educational background in Psychology, Gender and Women’s Studies, Queer Studies, and Multicultural Studies.