This episode introduces sensation and key concepts associated with sensation. It also gets into detail about vision, anatomy of the eye, and color theories. If you're uneasy about color vision, I recommend revisiting your notes from Module 18!

This episode discusses behavior genetics (DNA) and evolutionary psych with large emphasis on the nature/nurture debate. If you're feeling uneasy about this, definitely re-read Modules 14 & 15!

This episode goes through parts of the brain with their main functions, discusses brain plasticity, and then jumps through hemisphere organization (with the key people Mike Gazzaniga and Roger Sperry). To help review hemisphere organization, I recommend re-reading your textbook and looking at the examples we did in class. I am also including to two links below that will help with your review.

This episodes breaks down how the nervous system is organized, how the endocrine system is organized, and then runs through the important brain scans (windows into the brain).

Here's a video I reference when talking about the Endocrine System: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXPCQBD_WGI&feature=emb_title

This episode discusses anatomy of a neuron, different kinds of neurons, how neurons communicate, and neurotransmitters.

This episode discusses important aspects of statistics (descriptive versus inferential) and then ethics; it ends with an important review of hypothetical examples where you had to conclude is it a research flaw or ethics violation --> this is important to know and review!

This episode talks about why we need to think critically in psychology (with several vocab terms talking about how we are biased as humans) and then it talks about Three Research Methods (Descriptive Research, Correlational Research, and Experimental Research)

This episode talks about the history of psychology (where it comes from), major debates within the field of psychology, how it became a science, current perspectives/approaches to studying psychology, and then the subfields (jobs) of psychology.

Here are some video links discussed in the episode: