Introductory Psychology - PSY111

Click here to view a powerpoint narration on the paper requirements.

The history of psychology narrated by honors students in the Spring 2004 Honors Introductory Psychology course.

Check out some of the presentations from Introductory Psychology Students (Spring 2003). The videos were shot using a Canon ZR60. The video was edited using Microsoft Movie Maker V2.0 and is streaming via Winstream at Creighton. The best way to view the video clips is through broadband internet and Microsoft Media Player.

• The cerebral cortex (5:36 min) (including the cerebral cortex, frontal lobes, parietal lobes, temporal lobes, and occipital lobes)
• The brainstem (4:30 min) (including the cerebellum, pons, and reticular formation)
• The limbic system (5:07 min) (including the limbic system, amygdala, thalamus, and hypothalamus)
• The left hemisphere (1:51 min) (Broca's and Wernicke's areas)
• The association cortex (4:48 min) (sensory and motor cortex, and corpus callosum)

Children's Development: The 1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, and 5-year-old child. A copy of the presentations is available on CD upon request.

Summaries of mental disorders presented by honors students of the Spring 2005 course is available on CD upon request.

Discover Freud's Defense Mechanisms (Fall 2005)
Regression (Jessica & Elisha)
Displacement (Carla)
Sublimation (Katelyn & Kristen)
Reaction Formation (Stefano)
Rationalization (Big Steve & Andrea)
Repression (Daniel & Maria)
Projection (Courtney & Emerick)

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