Core Psychology: Understanding Social and Abnormal Behavior

Ever wondered what drives human interactions or why certain mental patterns emerge? This course provides a clear, accessible introduction to core psychological concepts that shape our understanding of individuals and society. By exploring essential theories and practical applications, you will gain a robust foundation in social and abnormal psychology, enabling you to critically analyze human behavior and its underlying motivations. What you'll learn: Understand foundational theories of social psychology, including group dynamics and social influence. Learn to identify and interpret common patterns of abnormal behavior and mental health conditions. Apply psychological principles to analyze real-world social phenomena and individual well-being. Explore modern perspectives on cognitive biases and their impact on decision-making. Grasp the basics of ethical considerations in psychological research and practice. Practice critical thinking about psychological concepts through guided exercises. This course systematically introduces key psychological domains, starting with fundamental concepts and progressing to their practical applications in understanding human social interactions and mental health challenges. This course is designed for absolute beginners with no prior knowledge of psychology, offering a comprehensive starting point for anyone interested in the human mind and behavior. Begin your journey into the fascinating world of psychology and unlock insights into yourself and others.