Roseman's Psychology Podcast

Paige Roseman
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This podcast channel contains short clips designed to provide substance (i.e. assignment instructions, lesson overviews), supplemental material, and creative learning opportunities.

  1. 06/02/2021

    PSY 118 Exam 1 Feedback

    This brief audio message reviews Exam 1 class performance, including overall strengths and key concepts that are well understood, as well areas to grow. This message also includes tips for preparing for future exams. E-mail me with any questions.

    8 min

  2. 02/03/2021

    PSY 150 Chapter 3 Feedback

    The first 5 minutes of this episode highlights some strengths and areas of insight from the forum on pain and addiction. The last 4 minutes of this episode reviews sleep as a progressive, reversible loss of consciousness, sleep stages, and the importance of different stages for memory consolidation.

    9 min

  3. 01/28/2021

    PSY 150 Chapter 2 Feedback

    In this episode, check out feedback from Chapter 2 on neurons and brain function. E-mail me or come by office hours with any questions! EdPuzzles: myelin sheath and glial cells Forum: limitations of case studies Learning Activity: clarifications for several areas of confusion (i.e. cerebellum vs. motor cortex)

    10 min

  4. 01/21/2021

    Feedback PSY 150 Chapter 1

    This brief audio message summarizes feedback from the Learning Activity Chapter 1: -nature vs. nurture -branches of psychology -theories/perspectives in psychology -research methods, especially experimental design

    9 min

  5. 06/08/2020

    Episode 9: Why Do We Do... What We Do?

    This week, we explore Chapter 9: Motivation and Emotion. Be sure to have a copy of Maslow's pyramid in front of you so that you can review the different levels as we introduce the needs hierarchy. As always, please ask questions in office hours.

    5 min

  6. 06/01/2020

    Episode 8: Thinking: River Crossing Riddle

    In this brief episode, we apply psychology concepts to the River Crossing Riddle, including slow thinking strategies (trial and error) and fast thinking strategies (heuristics, or mental shortcuts). We also explore why people fear the wrong thing, using a common shortcut, the availability heuristic. Enjoy exploring Ted Ed videos and EdPuzzle videos this week!

    7 min

  7. 05/22/2020

    Episode 7: Making Memories!

    In this episode, we explore memory as a pervasive force in our everyday lives. What is memory, exactly? How can we improve our recall for key information, from names to psychology terms, using elaborative rehearsal? What are the different types of memory stores? How does the case study of HM teach us about different long-term memory stores?

    8 min

  8. 05/22/2020

    Episode 6: We Were Born to Learn

    In this episode, explore with me the three major types of learning: classical learning, operant learning, and observational learning. As you listen, follow along with me by writing down key vocabulary. Then, come up with your own examples for each type of learning, a practice which will help key terms stick in your memory! Lastly, we explore the mindful Three Good Things practice together.

    8 min
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