14 credits in Level 1 English and/or a Level 1 Social Science and/or Level 1 Science. An interview may be required.
This course is an introduction to the major theories in psychology and to the major approaches used to explain behaviours, such as addictions. Scientific methods are used to conduct research. The use of psychology in real life jobs is investigated, including personality, forensic psychology and motivational psychology.
Feeling like you want to know more about psychology? Try this Nayland College variation on the Prisoners Dilemma. https://www.psychologytoday.com/nz/basics/prisoners-dilemma
What would you do?
NCEA Level 2 Courses, Science, Social Sciences
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