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Exam review #1

3/23/2020

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One of the best places to start your review for our exam is to look back over the major approaches to Psychology.  We talked about these at the beginning of the year, and now you've spent the rest of the year studying units about each of these approaches.  To begin your exam review I would re-read the approaches reading.  This time you'll be reading it as someone who now has a deeper understanding of each approach.  

Approaches Reading
I would create note cards for each approach and see if you can list key terms that go with each of these.  As you do this, feel free to ask questions about the approaches below.
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Gerard Walker link
12/13/2024 08:32:04 pm

Lovely post, thanks for posting

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