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Welcome to the Psychology Network!  King's Psychology Network offers you many supportive materials in the study of psychology.  Eventually, this will be a comprehensive site that will enable you to explore many subfields of psychology.
You can use this site to support your studies of the subject; or, to improve your understanding and quality of life. The site will facilitate your learning and development.  It is open to students of psychology and other related social science fields; as well as to the everyday citizen who would like to continue growing and developing. While this web master is associated with Northern Virginia Community College, King's Psychology Network is an independent website designed for students of psychology
at NVCC and worldwide.

This site contains many pages.  It has reference sources, interesting links on a variety of subjects by category, an online discussion and chatroom, lessons, PowerPoint presentations, student and adult projects, and more.

The site works best if your computer settings are set at a resolution of "1024 by 768" pixels and at minimum, "High Color (16 Bit)".  This is easy to do by going to "Start," then to "Settings" and then to "Display" or "Control Panel" and then to "Settings."

Below you can see an outline for each course and its contents.  It is easy to navigate around as you can see the links relating to the major topic at the top of each page and sometimes on the side frame.

When you get to the main home page, you will see at the top of the page some general information  pertinent to all students taking  my courses, along with information on your teacher and some of my interests.  

AT TOP OF HOME PAGE
At the top of the home page are the following important pages for your use and they are hyperlinked below:

Meet Your Teacher - provides information and background on your professor.

Contact Me - provides information on office location, office hours, mailing address and phone number.

My Favorite Web Links - provides you with some of my favorite sites.

Featured Videos- provides information on people, human nature and development; and, current issues in psychology.

Class Bulletin Board - includes a listing of the most important dates and meeting times for psychology activities such as the Psychology Discussion Forums, Meditation Sessions, Study Groups, Psychology Fair and more for the semester.

Student Assignments - Will list any assignments that are due.  Please check this page often, especially when there is inclement weather, some unexpected school closing, or when there is no class meeting because your instructor has a meeting.

Forum Topics -  includes a listing of possible forum topics from the psychology media collection and your professor's personal library collection.

Psychology Fair - Announces dates and activities of the psychology fair. Also includes downloadable guidelines and application form.  Announces psychology fair winners.

2012 Study Abroad-Grand Tour of Europe

2011 Study Abroad Tour-China

Class Photo Album - Contains pictures from class activities and special events.

Student Projects and Websites - Contains some of the outstanding and creative work of students, including concept models, digital portfolios and websites.  A page on  exemplary student papers also will be added in the future.

Service Learning - This page provides an overview of Service Learning which is an option as a final project in all psychology courses.  Please read carefully and understand the requirements for service learning.  In addition, I list some examples of the types of service learning projects that have been developed by students, along with a PowerPoint presentation on SL and a set of guidelines for developing your project.  These can be downloaded.

Game-New WorldQuest - A strategic/problem-solving simulation and action game.

Inner Self Seminars - A new self-development seminar series offered to students, faculty, staff and the community.

Study Strategy Tips - Pay particular attention to this page, which has some very useful suggestions about how to study for my psychology courses, along with a very useful set of links.  Developing a good set of study skills is critical to success in this course.

My Art in Watercolors, Pastels and Acrylics - Another chance to get to know some of my interests.
     I have included select images of my paintings.

My Digital Art & Photographs - I enjoy photography.

Guest Artists - A page featuring my professional artist associates and friends.

Psychology Blog- Blog on current issues in psychology.

Guide to This Site - provides you with a map of where every subject and page is located on this site.

WHAT'S NEW ON SITE
Will provide you with a quick overview of new additions on the site.

ORGANIZATION AND CONTENT OF WEB PAGES
Please note that you must go back to the home page first to get to many of the pages below.
Each main page is hyperlinked. You can click on the dotted lines to get to the main page and subpages.

PSYCHOLOGY 201-202: INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY I & II
Main Page
Sub Pages Under Main Page
Overview of Class Schedule Psy 201
Overview of Class Schedule Psy 202
Psy Forums & Activities
Downloadable Handouts in Adobe PDF (Portfolio and SL Guidelines; Student Performance Record, Poster Presentations, Reflective Journals, APA/APS, Student Performance Record, Questions About Course Requirements)
Overview of Psychology
History of Psychology
Psychohistory: St. Thomas Acquinas
The Enteric Nervous System: The Brain in the Gut
The Role of Evolutionary Theory in Describing Sexual Behavior
Work Motivation
Emotion: Exercise and Physical Arousal
Meditation
Animal Cognition
References, Libraries, On-line Journals, Style Manuals & Study Guides
History of Psychology
Ethics in Psychology
Brain and Behavior
Development
Sensation and Perception
Motivation and Emotion
Learning
Memory
Thinking, Language & Intelligence
Animal Learning, Language and Cognition
Theories of Personality
Altered States of Consciousness
Psychopathology: Psychological Disorders
Social Psychology
Overview Page
(With Web Board)
Overview of Psychology
Research on Human & Animal Subjects
Brain & Behavior
Sensation
Perception
Development
Evolutionary Psychology
Motivation
Emotion
Learning
Memory
Thinking & Language
Language or Thinking?
Thinking Without Language
Language and Development
Animal Learning, Language & Cognition
Intelligence
Personality
Altered States of Consciousness
Social Psychology
What is Psychology?
PowerPoint Presentations

PSYCHOLOGY 231-232: LIFESPAN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT I & II
PSYCHOLOGY 235: CHILD PSYCHOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY 230: DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
Main Page
Sub Pages Under Main Page
Overview of Psy 231
Overview of Psy 232
Forums & Activities
Downloadable Handouts in Adobe PDF (Portfolio Guidelines, Service Learning Guidelines)
Examinations-Psy 231
Examinations-Psy 232
Debate Guidelines
Jean Piaget's Genetic Epistemological Theory of Development
Genetics, Conception & Prenatal Development: Discussion Guidelines
Infancy & Toddlerhood: Discussion Guidelines
My Toddler Friend Cael
Childhood: Historical Perspectives
Childhood Play
Childhood & Video Games
Childhood: Discussion Guidelines
Indigo Children & Adults
Adolescence: Overview, History, Theories
Erik Erik Erikson's Young Man Luther
Mature Adulthood: My Friend Phyllis (Case Study)
Mature Adulthood: My Friend Bob (Case Study)
Centenarians
References, Libraries, Online Journals, Style Manuals & Study Guides
Overview of Development
Developmental Theories
Genetics and Genetic Engineering
Prenatal Development & Birth
Infancy & Toddlerhood
Childhood: Early and Middle
Adolescence
Mental Health Risk Factors: A Directory of Resources for Children & Adolescents
Young and Middle Adulthood
Parenting
Mature Adulthood - Aging
Dying, Death & Grieving
Overview Page
Theories on Development
Genetics & Genetic Engineering
Conception & Prenatal Development
Birth, Infancy & Toddlerhood
Early and Middle Childhood
Adolescence
Young Adulthood
Middle Adulthood
Mature Adulthood
Centenarians
Death & Dying
PowerPoint Presentations

PSYCHOLOGY 211: RESEARCH METHODS FOR THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
Main Page
Sub Pages Under Main Page
Detailed Topical Overview
References, Libraries, Online Journals, Research and Style Manuals and Study Guides
Ethics in Research
Research Tools and Methods
APA Style and Format

PSYCHOLOGY 225: THEORIES OF PERSONALITY
Main Page
Sub Pages Under Main Page
Overview of Class Schedule
Overview of Theories, Theorists, & Related Links
Sigmund Freud & Related Links
Carl Jung & Related Links
Erik Erikson & Related Links
Karen Horney & Related Links
Other Theorists To Be Added
Martin Luther
Evaluate Theories


PSYCHOLOGY 115: HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY

Main Page
Sub Pages Under Main Page




STUDY TOURS: PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNAL
Main Page
Sub Pages Under Main Page
Study Abroad Tours
Why Study Abroad?
Benefits and Impacts
Study Abroad Requirements
About EF Tours, Inc.
People & Language
Culture & Religion
'Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries
Education
Paris-Ile de la Cite, Ile St. Louis, The Seine, The Celts, The Romans, Arrondissements, Behavior and Culture, Architecture
Montmartre
Overview of French Riviera
Nice
Scenes from Oxford University Roundtable, Oxford, England
The Home of William Shakespeare
The Home of Winston Churchill


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