SOST 60: Social Studies: Introduction to Psychology - Provincial Level provides an exploration of the foundations of modern psychology. Students study the biological basis of behaviour and mental process, such as emotion, perception, personality, thinking, intelligence, motivation, learning and memory. The influence of heredity, culture, gender and age on psychological condition is investigated. Stress, health and healing, as well as psychological disorders are also examined. Current psychological research is incorporated throughout the course. This course prepares students for further studies in social sciences at the post-secondary level. This course qualifies for the BC Adult Graduation Diploma. This course is equivalent to Psychology 12.
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