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Psychology 210 MTuWTh 12:30-2:50 Office FO 150
Paul Pitner VM 1816 E-mail ppitner@dvc.edu
Text: Introduction to Psychology - Exploration and Application (10th Edition),
By Dennis Coon Required
Keys to the House, the Tree, and the Person, By Paul Pitner Required
Week Of Reading Assignment
Week 1 & 2 Chapter 8 (Conditioning and Learning) / QUIZ
Chapter 12 (Motivation and Emotion) / QUIZ
Chapter 6 (Perception) / QUIZ
Review and Exam
Week 3& 4 Chapter 7 (States of Consciousness) /QUIZ
Chapter 14 (Personality) /QUIZ
Chapter 14 (Personality continued) /QUIZ
Review and Exam
Week 5 Chapter 18 (Social Behavior) /QUIZ
Chapter 2 (Brain, Biology and Behavior) /QUIZ
Chapter 15 (Health, Stress and Coping) /QUIZ
Review and Exam
Week 6 Chapter 16 (Psychological Disorders) /QUIZ
Chapter 16 (Psychological Disorders) /QUIZ
Chapter 17 (Therapies) /QUIZ
Chapter 13 (Gender and Sexuality) /QUIZ
Final Exam
Grading: There will be a possible 580 points in the course. Your grade will be based upon your cumulative score of the
first 3 exams and the final exam score; plus 12 Quizzes worth 10 points each and 12 weekly assignments worth 10pts each, totaling
240pts.
580 - 534 = A 3 Exams 240 Points
533 - 368 = B Final Exam 100 Points
487 – 442 = C 12 Quizzes 120 Points
441 – 396 = D 12 Weekly 120 Points
395 AARRGGHH! TOTAL 580 Points
Exams&Quizzes: There will be 3 exams and a final that will cover lectures, classroom exercises, movies, tapes, the
book, etc. The exams will be worth 80 points. (You will not receive any credit for an exam without completing the written
section.) The final will be comprehensive and worth 100 points. The exams will consist of 50 point’s worth of multiple
choice questions and a written portion worth 30 points. The written potion will be taken home and due the day of the test.
The written portion must be typed. There will be 13 Quizzes, the lowest score will be dropped, thus no make up quizzes. The
material on the quizzes will appear on the Exams.
Warning! Pay Attention! Heed This Advise! Look Out! Watch Your...
IF YOU DECIDE TO DROP THIS COURSE, IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO DO SO THROUGH THE REGISTRAR’S OFFICE!
NOTE: All Drawings and or Writings produced in the course become the property of Paul M. Pitner and will not be Acknowledged
or return. Enrollment in this course constitutes consent to use your work products.
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