Part 1. Lecture 1.Modern psychology in historical context -- Lecture 2. Experimentation as a research method -- Lecture 3. Nonexperimental research methods -- Lecture 4. Evolutionary theory and modern psychology -- Lecture 5. Freud's thinking Lecture 6. Details of psychoanalytic theory -- Lecture 7. Classification of mental illnesses -- Lecture 8. Anxiety and mood disorders -- Lecture 9. Disorders of brain, body, self, drugs, sex -- Lecture 10. Schizophrenic disorders -- Lecture 11. Childhood, retardation, personality disorders -- Lecture 12. Physical disorders --

Part 2. Lecture 13. Physical therapies: ECT, surgery, genes -- Lecture 14. Talking therapies: psychoanalysis -- Lecture 15. Therapies: humanistic, cognitive, group -- Lecture 16. Behavior therapies: classical conditioning -- Lecture 17. Behavioral therapies: operant conditioning -- Lecture 18. Models of motivation -- Lecture 19. Emotion: What do we measure?-- Lecture 20. Emotions: theories -- Lecture 21. Psychoactive drugs: processes, stimulants -- Lecture 22. Drugs: depressants, narcotics, hallucinogens -- Lecture 23. Social psychology: influence and reciprocity -- Lecture 24. Social psychology: additional mechanism --

Part 3. Lecture 25. Simple learning: classical conditioning

Lecture 26. Simple learning: operant conditioning

Lecture 27. Complex learning

Lecture 28. Memory: characteristics

Lecture 29. Memory aids and forgetting theories

Lecture 30. Perception: forming internal models

Lecture 31. Perception: finding and organizing cues

Lecture 32. Evolutionary psychology: basic concepts

Lecture 33. Evolutionary psychology: altruism and mating

Lecture 34. Evolutionary psychology: war, family, food

Lecture 35. Engineering psychology

Lecture 36. Recap, omissions and into the future .