Journal Problem: Early Approaches to Psychology
Textbook: An Introduction to the History of Psychology (Henley, T., Hergenhahn, B. R.)
i. Chapter 9: Early Approaches to Psychology
ii. Chapter 10: Evolution and Individual Differences
iii. Chapter 11: American Psychology and Functionalism
The purpose of the Self-Reflection Journals is for you to reflect on the Reading & Study material and assignments in the assigned module. A Reflection Journal can take a variety of forms; in general, students are asked to apply personal experiences and analysis of course-related material in order to enrich their understanding of course topics. Each Self-Reflection Journal must be at least 500 words to ensure adequate depth of reflection.
What the Journal Must Include:
Responses and reactions to class discussion, class readings, videos, and class activities on a topic. For example, what did you learn in Module 3 or from a peer's group presentation?
The response should include a reference list. One-inch margins, Using Times New Roman 12 pnt font, double-space and APA style of writing and citations.