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Modules

(VS1-Y3-MI3)Biological psychology

Learning goals

After successful completion of this course students are expected to be able to:
  • interpret various variants based on the knowledge of illustrated cases;
  • identify differences in personal and global relations;
  • identify risk factors for the prevalence of the variants;
  • retrieve intervention and prevention methods;
  • apply knowledge to minimize impact on a personal level.

Assessment

  • computer-based exam with closed questions (80%);
  • practical part of the course (pass/fail);
  • poster (20%).

The minimum score for the exam is a 5.00. To pass the course a final mark of 5.50 or higher is needed.

Activities

  • each lecture describes the structure and dilemmas and research topics of a variant
  • in advance, students study the lecture material and prepare cases (self-study)

Literature

The material for this course is available online and includes: a study guide, lecture notes, and case notes.

Assessments