FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE

The following is a schedule of the FINAL EXAM DATES:

Psy 101-Tuesday/Thursday, 9:30am- Thursday, December 17th

Psy 101 Tuesday/Thursday, 11:00am- Thursday, December 17th

Psy 215H- Tuesday/Thursday, 12:30pm- Thursday, December 17th

Psy 101-Thursday 3:00pm- Thursday, December 17th

Psy 201- Monday/Wednesday 9:30am- Monday, December 21st


REMEMBER: If for any reason you cannot make a final exam, you must contact me. If you miss the exam it is recorded as a 0 and averaged into your final grade. Once the grades are submitted for the class no changes will be made so any issues need to be resolved before the day of the final.

Please see me with any questions!

Good luck!

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Psi Beta, the psychology honor society is hosting a food drive this holiday season to help those in need in the community and provide food for those who are less fortunate. As the president of Psi Beta I would love to see an influx of food donations from our students here at Suffolk. At the moment we do not have many cans donated and would love some assistance. I realize it is sometimes difficult to motivate students and would be more than appreciative if professors could ask their students to donate cans and kindly give them extra credit points in return or other assistance. The donation boxes are in the Babylon building near the info desk, in Southampton near the art gallery and in Riverhead on the main level. The food drive will end on Thursday, December 17th. This is for a great cause and those receiving the food will be more than grateful. Thank you for your time and consideration and I look forward to a successful food drive.

Genome Editing

As you may have heard, this week there has been a focus on the ethics of editing the human genome. The following article is an excellent summary of the basics of the issue as they stand currently:

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/genome-editing-7-facts-about-a-revolutionary-technology/

MAKEUP QUIZZES

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS:

If you have missed either Quiz 3 or 4 you must make it up by Wednesday, December 9th.

Remember, any missed quiz will be assigned a 0 grade and included in your quiz average.

Please see me with any questions or to schedule a makeup!

PSYCHOLOGY CLUB-KINGS PARK PSYCHIATRIC CENTER

The following event is worthwhile for anyone interested in Psychology..the film was done by a former resident of Kings Park Psychiatric Facility.


The Psychology Club and Psi Beta invite you and your students to a viewing of “Kings Park,” a documentary on the mental hospital that once existed in Kings Park, Long Island. The event is scheduled for Wed Dec 2 at Common Hour, in H-30. There will be food (not pizza this time!) and drinks.

PSY 201-MONDAY AT 9:30AM CLASS CANCELLED

Unfortunately, I will not be able to make class tomorrow, Monday, November 30th. We will have our quiz on Wendesday anyway as we are running out of time. I'll be back Tuesday if you have any questions!

THE POTENTIAL TRAP OF STUDENT DEBT

An educated person should always be aware of the facts. Those students whom are taking on student debt to ge through college (generally a good investment) need to be aware of some of the pitfalls associated with it. Read the following article for one example of how a program designed to assist students in completing their education  can become their greatest nightmare...

http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/student-debt-in-america-lend-with-a-smile-collect-with-a-fist/ar-AAfJfJu?li=BBnbfcN

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

For those of you whom still have writing assignments left,.,......

Dates: November 30, 2015 - December 10, 2015

 

Starting the week of November 30^th and continuing through the week of December 10^th, expert librarians will join forces with the staff at the Writing Center to offer super enhanced assistance for research assignments.

 

Where: Writing Center (Islip Arts 101)

When:              Monday, 11/30: 11:00 AM -12:30 PM

 

                        Wednesday, 12/2:      11:00 AM -12:15 PM and

  2:00 PM -  3:30 PM

 

                        Thursday, 12/3:         10:00 AM -11:30 AM and

  1:00 PM -  3:00 PM

 

                        Monday, 12/7:            11:00 AM -12:30 PM

 

                        Wednesday, 12/9:      11:00 AM -12:15 AM and

  2:00 AM -  3:30 PM

 

                        Monday, 12/10:          10:00 AM -11:30 AM and

  1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

 

What:  Specialized guidance in

 

·          Finding Sources

·          Using Databases

·          Evaluating Sources

·          Citations and Bibliography

·          Thesis Statements

·          Structure and Organization

·          Integrating Sources

·          Editing and Proofreading

 

How to Use this Service: Bring research assignments, drafts, notes, materials, etc. to help librarians and tutors better understand objectives of assignments

 

ATTENTION: Students must have a valid SCCC Student I.D. to use this service

 

For further information, please contact Dawn Wing (x4816), William Burns (x4150), Lisa Melendez (x4171), or Jennifer Farquhar (x4185)

 

BLACK FRIDAY

As Thanksgiving quickly approaches a number of you may be preparing for one of the most anticipated days of the year...BLACK FRIDAY!

Ever wonder why so many people are motivated to engage in this event? Find out by reading the following article....

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/shopping-black-friday-makes-you-feel-well-loved-warrior-180953471/?no-ist

The Psychology of Terrorism

Given the recent events, this article which was based on research from the American psychological Association, seems pertinent as it gives some insight into the issue of terrorism.

http://www.apa.org/monitor/2009/11/terrorism.aspx

THANKSGIVING

The holidays are often a time that generate complicated feelings in people. The following article discusses some of the research about our emotions and Thanksgiving....

http://www.theverge.com/2013/11/28/5148926/the-psychology-of-thanksgiving

An Interesting View on Modern Life...

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/05/upshot/stressed-tired-rushed-a-portrait-of-the-modern-family.html?mabReward=A1&moduleDetail=recommendations-1&action=click&contentCollection=Health&region=Footer&module=WhatsNext&version=WhatsNext&contentID=WhatsNext&src=recg&pgtype=article

What is Lewy Body Dementia?

As we learn more, it appears Robin Williams was suffering from a form of dementia known as Lewy Body dementia. This is the 3rd leading cause of dementia even though many people know little about it. The following article explains a bit more about this disease.

 http://news.discovery.com/human/health/robin-williams-death-what-is-lewy-body-dementia-151104.htm

Inside/Out

Recently, Pixar's hit movie, Inside/Out was released on DVD. (http://movies.disney.com/inside-out)

This movie explores the inner working of the adolescent brain/mind. When it came out, there was much talk about its' connection to Neuroscience..see the following article.

http://www.blakeporterneuro.com/inside-outs-take-on-the-brain-a-neuroscientists-perspective/

An excellent extra credit opportunity is to watch the movie and do an extra credit paper on it, specifically its' relation to brain/mind function. There were plenty of resources developed on this idea and it is an excellent opportunity to add your own thoughts to the discussion!

From the president of SCCC:

In honor of Veterans Day, I would personally like to thank every Veteran student and employee for their service to our country. To mark this important day of remembrance, the entire college community is cordially invited and encouraged to participate in the various College activities that are being planned across our campuses in November. These include:

MONDAY, November 9^th  - Ammerman Campus
9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. – Student Veteran Association (SVA) Student Panel Discussion: “Transitioning from Military life to Student Veteran” – Mildred Green Room  

11:00 a.m. – Veterans Day Ceremony – Veterans Plaza – Please join the Student Veterans Association as they honor all of our Veterans.  There will be a color guard, honor guard, musical performances, as well as remarks from Veterans including the Campus Executive Dean Wes Lundberg.  The ceremony will be followed by a special luncheon for all Veterans in the Eaton’s Neck Room of the Babylon Student Center.

2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. - SVA Student Panel Discussion: “The Female Experience: Honoring, Understanding, and Appreciating the Role of Women in the Military” – Mildred Green Room

 

TUESDAY, November 10^th  - Ammerman Campus

11:00 a.m. – “Witness to Liberation” event – Islip Arts Building, Room 115 – Please join the Suffolk Center on the Holocaust, Diversity and Human Understanding as Holocaust survivor Werner Reich and World War II veteran Marvin Bochner come together to share their unique experiences of concentration camp liberation.

 

WEDNESDAY, November 11^th: Veterans Day – College is closed – please take this time to honor and thank all who sacrificed and served for this country.

 

THURSDAY, November 12^th – Eastern Campus

11:00 a.m. – Veterans Day Ceremony – Shinnecock Building, Room 101 – Please join the Student Veterans Association as they honor all of our Veterans.  There will be a special viewing of a student’s experiences while deployed in Iraq, documented via a go-pro camera.  In addition, student veterans will be sharing their experiences. The ceremony will be followed by a special luncheon for all Veterans in the cafeteria.

FRIDAY, November 13^th – Michael J. Grant Campus

9:30 a.m. – Flag-Raising Ceremony by the Student Veterans Association along with a student veteran sharing his experience. The ceremony will be followed by a special Veterans breakfast in the Faculty Dining Room.

 

SATURDAY, November 14^th – Michael J. Grant Campus

9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. – Women Veterans Writing Workshop – This workshop presented by Veterans Legacy and Professors on Wheels, aims to give women veterans an opportunity to share their story and prepare it for presentation or publication.  Please RSVP to casaliw using college email.

 

SUNDAY, November 22^nd  - Michael J. Grant Campus

4:00 p.m. – Health, Sports and Education Center (HSEC) MD 105 – The Telling Project  - sponsored by the Joseph J. Theinert Memorial Fund – please join us as seven local veterans and military family members share their stories of service and sacrifice.  For more information, please visit the telling project online.

 

Please plan on attending as many events as you can as a way of showing support to the student Veterans at Suffolk County Community College.  I am sure you are as proud of the service our Veterans have provided as I am.  This calendar of events is one way we can come together to show our support for each and every Veteran at the College and in the community. I look forward to seeing you during this time.

EINSTEIN'S BRAIN

An interesting story and fasicnating analysis of one of the more sought after scientific treasures of our time..Albert Einstein's brain!


http://www.forbes.com/sites/johnfarrell/2015/11/02/the-history-channel-delves-into-einsteins-brain/

For those of you dressing up this halloween...

http://health.usnews.com/health-news/articles/2012/10/25/psychoanalyzing-10-popular-halloween-costumes

THE IMPORTANCE OF SLEEP

During these very stressful weeks of exams, papers,etc. it is easy to get roped into pulling "all nighters" to keep up. It's important to note, however, that much research is pointing to the fact that getting a good night's sleep is key to maintaining optimal performance and health. Take a look at the following link for the top 10 reasons why sleep is so important...

http://top-10-list.org/2014/04/15/top-10-reasons-why-a-good-sleep-is-very-important-for-your-body/

Why we study the things we do...

It is easy to sit in class and wonder why we study the things we do. They often feel disconnected from our everyday life and students will often ask "When will I use this in my life?" The following is an excellent example of how our knowledge in many different fields is used on a day to day basis to deal with many of life's complex challenges. Read on and find out how it is possible to remove half of a person's brain and improve their life....


http://mentalfloss.com/us/go/70120

MIDTERM EXAM DATES

Thursday, October 29th is the Midterm for the following courses:

Psy 101H-Tuesday/Thursday, 9:30am
Psy 101-Tuesday/Thursday, 11:00am
Psy 201-Tuesday/Thursday, 12:30pm
Psy 101-Thursday, 3:00pm

Date for Psy 201, Monday/Wednesday at 9:30am will be announced shortly.

Remember: If you missed any of the first two quizzes for these classes, you must make them up before the midterm. If you do not, a zero is averaged in for any missed grade.

Please see me with any questions.

MIDTERM STRESS

I am sure the following article is pertinent to many of you...definitely try and employ a few of the ideas in the upcoming weeks!

http://sundial.csun.edu/2013/10/find-out-how-students-fight-the-stress-of-midterms/

Don't forget, this Wednesday is the next show in the series The Brain. See the following article...



http://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/health/article/Hot-neuroscientist-TV-host-is-the-brain-behind-6575984.php

MISSED QUIZZES

As we are getting ready to complete our second quiz of the semester (and shortly thereafter, the midterm), just a reminder, anyone whom missed one of the two first quizzes must do a makeup before the mid-term. Quizzes 1 & 2 that are not made up before the midterm will be counted as 0 in the quiz grade.

If you need to make up a quiz or have any questions, please feel free to contact me!

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

The field of Neuroscience is intimately involved with the idea of artificial intelligence, that is, building computers that are more like humans. While we still may be a ways from some of the classic science fiction characters whom seemed more human (and ultimately more powerful)  than us, the advances we are making currently have begun to have a major impact on our life. Check out the following article which suggests A.I. (like most technology) will be something our children will become familiar with at very early ages.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/innovations/wp/2015/10/15/how-artificial-intelligence-is-moving-from-the-lab-to-your-kids-playroom/

With the real advancesof A.I., a number of ethical, moral, and philosophical questions have emerged. These have been explored for many years in film and novels. Recently, the following movie which is sure to be a classic explored many of these questionsa and the possible dynamics that could develop between A.I. and their human creators......

http://exmachina-movie.com/

It is a must see for anyone interested in this fascianting topic....

A PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW OF HALLOWEEN

Halloween as long been a fun time for all of us. Check out the following articles on the psychology of why it remains one of the most enduring holidays in our society.

 

https://www.psychologytoday.com/collections/201210/scared-silly

 

 

TONIGHT-WATCH THE BRAIN ON PBS!

Don't forget, tonight is the premier of The Brain with David Eagelman on PBS....

An opportunity for extra credit for the final!

http://www.eagleman.com/research/11-david-eagleman/113-the-brain-pbs

Psy 101 Quizzes this week

Just an update on the Quizzes this week.
Thursday at 3:00pm class will have the Quiz on Thursday the 15th (on Freud).

Tuesday/Thursday classes will have the quiz on the following Tuesday, October 20th.

If you are interested in a career in Psychology!

"Thinking about a career in Psychology? Come and hear          

                              from professional psychologists about what you can do

                               with a degree in Psychology!"

 

SOCIAL SCIENCES WORKSHOP

Psychology

OCTOBER 14, 2015

11:00 – 12:00

Southampton 30

Speakers:  Professors Benhar, Coleman,  

Hanauer, and Sta.Maria

 

Topics:  School Psychology, Neuropsychology, Clinical Psychology, and Community Psychology

 

Refreshments will be served! First come, first served!

Approved by the Office of Campus Activities

 

CLASSES CANCELLED THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8TH

ALL DR. VOLLARO'S PSYCHOLOGY CLASSES SCHEDULED FOR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8TH, WILL BE CANCELLED.

SINCE THE COLLEGE IS CLOSED TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13TH, WE WILL MEET AGAIN ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15TH.

ANY QUIZZES SCHEDULED FOR THE 8TH WILL BE GIVEN ON THE 15TH.

IF THERE ARE ANY QUESTIONS BETWEEN NOW AND THEN PLEASE EMAIL ME OR MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO MEET.

How we sabotage our mental health

The following article talks about ways we sabotage our mental health....

http://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/12-ways-we-sabotage-our-mental-health/ss-AAeNBLt#image=1

PSY 101 STUDENTS

There was a question incorrectly marked on the Psy 101 Quiz # 1 answer key. To correct it, I will be adding 4 points to the grade that is on your scantron in my grade book. Please adjust it on your scantron so you will have an accurate reflection of the grade.

Let me know if you have any questions.

HELP WANTED

rescommunity.com is looki ng for a caring motivated person to work a few hours a week teaching individuals with brain injuries how to read/play music. Please see Dr. Vollaro for more details!

ALL DR. VOLLARO'S PSYCHOLOGY CLASSES ARE CANCELLED ON TUESDAY OCTOBER 6TH

MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS DAY

On October 14th, 2015 Suffolk County Community College will be sponsoring the 10th Annual Mental Health Awareness Day.

This is an excellent opportunity for all students to gain exposure to many different facets of the field of Psychology. As professionals, we all attend conferences as part of our continuing education. This is an excellent opportunity for you to get this type of experience (AND EARN EXTRA CREDIT!)

Psy 201-Brain and Behavior students: I will be presenting this day in the Mildred Green Room. We will have class this day over there as the topic is pertinent to our class.

All other students can attend a conference of choice and complete a 2-3 page paper on the topic following all the requirements of extra credit on the syllabus. This will make you eligible for up to 10 points extra credit on the FINAL EXAM.

Please see me if you have any questions.

In honor of National Coffee Day...

For all you caffeine lovers, take a look at the following link which reviews all the potential benefits of caffeine...

http://authoritynutrition.com/top-13-evidence-based-health-benefits-of-coffee/

PSYCHOLOGY CLUB

Please come and join Psychology Club, and let your friends and classes know!  Our speaker, Mr. Marco Ponzo, is a Master’s student at Stony Brook, and will be speaking on “LOVE: From a Social Psychological Perspective.” Ms. Toni Nhotsoubanh will also be talking about exciting FREE trips to area colleges that are available to students. Lastly, students will be given information on running for office, with an election to be held at the next meeting. Hope to see you there!

Room: Southampton, 228

THE FIELD OF PSYCHOLOGY

The following link would be helpful to anyone interested in majoring in Psychology....

http://www.psychology.org/

NATURE VERSUS NURTURE

As we have discussed a major debate in the world of Psychology is the nature versus nurture question. The following article discusses how technology has dramatically revamped the dialogue regarding this fundamental question.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/rweb/politics/british-scientists-seek-to-edit-the-genes-of-embryos-bioethicists-warn-of-potential-dangers/2015/09/21/4c92e97901b450352df9f3f89c5f4496_story.html?wpisrc=nl_rainbow

DUE DATE REMINDERS

Just wanted to remind everyone of upcoming due dates:

Psy 201, Monday/Wednesday, 9:30am:

• Extra credit for Midterm: October 1st
• Early submission of Writing Assignment: October 8th

Psy 101, Tuesday/Thursday, 9:30am:

• Extra credit for Midterm: October 1st

Psy 101, Tuesday/Thursday, 11:00am:

• Extra credit for Midterm: October 1st
• Early submission of Writing Assignment: October 15th

Psy 215H, Tuesday/Thursday, 12:30pm

• Written Assignment: 10/20/2015

Psy 101, Thursdays, 3:00pm:

• Extra credit for Midterm: October 1st
• Early submission of Writing Assignment: October 15th

FOR DETAILS OF ASSIGNMENTS PLEASE SEE SYLLABUS AND PREVIOUS BLOG POSTS. LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS.

THE BRAIN

PBS is going to be premiering an excellent series starting October 14th on the Brain. All Psy 201 students are strongly encouraged to watch as part of the course:

https://thelittle.org/file/brain-david-eagleman-coming-october-14-pbs


In addition, for the extra credit for the Final Exam, you can watch one week's episode, do a 2-3 page paper (with one outside source), and submit it by the due date for the Final Exam.

Please see me with any questions.

As a reminder, the Yom Kippur holiday is next week (there will be no evening classes on Tuesday and no day or evening classes on Wednesday). As a result, Thursday, September 24^th is a conversion day for day classes only and will run on a Wednesday day class schedule as noted on the academic calendar. Thursday evening classes meet as scheduled.

TEXTBOOKS ON RESERVE IN LIBRARY

Many students have expressed concern over the cost of textbooks. As a result, the social sciences department at SCCC has made a great effort to assist students in reducing the expense of texts during the semester by putting many of the required texts on reserve at the library. Here is an updated list of all social science textbooks currently available through this program.

TEXTBOOKS ON RESERVE (as of 9/15/15)

These copies do not circulate but may be used at the library for two hours at a time.  Students may access them by presenting ID and requesting the relevant “PAM” number at the circulation desk. The most recent books put on reserve are in red.

 

ANT:

J. Spradley, Conformity and Conflict: Readings in Cultural Anthropology, PAM ANT 1016

Culture  (2^nd ed.)  PAM ANT 1011

Gender and Anthropology, F. Mascia-Lees  PAM ANT 1017

Introducing Cultural Anthropology, 5^th ed PAM ANT 1012

An Introduction to Native North America, 4^th ed PAM ANT 1013

Thunder Rides a Black Horse, C. Farrer, 2^nd ed PAM ANT 1014

Thunder Rides a Black Horse, C. Farrer, 3^rd ed. PAM ANT 1015

A World Full of Women, M. Ward, PAM ANT 1018

 

CJ:

Criminal Evidence, N. Garland, PAM CRJ 1010

Criminal Investigation, 11^th ed.   PAM CRJ 1003

Criminal Justice in Action, 8^th ed.  PAM CRJ 1001. The 7^th ed. is also on reserve: PAM CRJ 1007

Criminal Justice Today…, 12^th ed.   PAM CRJ 1004 (2 copies available)

Criminal Law, 12^th ed.   PAM CRJ 1008

Criminal Procedure Law and Practice, 9^th ed.   PAM CRJ 1005

Criminal Law Today, 5^th ed.   PAM CRJ 1006

An Introduction to Policing, 7^th ed.   PAM CRJ 1009

Juvenile Justice, 6^th ed., Hess, Orthmonn, Wright, PAM CRJ 1012

Organized Crime, 5^th ed.  PAM CRJ 1002

 

ECO:

Krugman, Economics, 3^rd ed.  PAM ECO 1008  (2 copies available)

 

HIS:

Backman, C. The Cultures of the West: A History, vol. 1 and 2 combined PAM HIS 1029

Backman, C. Sources for the Cultures of the West, vol.I  PAM HIS 1053

Backman, C. Sources for the Cultures of the West, vol. II PAM HIS 1054

Boyer, P., The Enduring Vision: A History of the American People, vol. 1 to 1877, concise, 7^th ed.   PAM HIS 1025

Boyer, P., The Enduring Vision: A History of the American People, vol. 2 since 1865, concise, 7^th ed.   PAM HIS 1026

Brophy, J. Perspectives From the Past: Primary Sources in Western Civilization, vol.2, 5^th ed.,  PAM HIS 1040

Cole, J. Western Civilization: Their History & Their Culture, vol. 1, 3^rd ed., PAM HIS1057

Cole, J. Western Civilizations: Their History & Their Culture, vol.2, 3^rd ed., PAM HIS 1039

Early Civilization: Ancient time to 1648 (book and DVD) PAM HIS1047 & PAM HIS1047CD-ROM

Foner, E., Give Me Liberty: An American History vol.1, 3^rd ed., PAM HIS 1035

Foner, E., Give Me Liberty: An American History vol. 2, 3^rd ed., E. Foner PAM HIS 1036

Johnson, M. Reading the American Past: Selected Historical Documents vol.2, 5 ed.,               PAM HIS 1037

Kennedy, D., The American Pageant: A History of the American People, 15 ed. PAM HIS 1056

Kennedy, D., The American Pageant: A History of the American People, vol. 2, 15^th ed.   PAM HIS 1033

Levack, B. The West: Encounters and Transformations, vol. 1 3^rd ed., PAM HIS 1038

Levack, B. The West: Encounters and Transformations, vol. 2, 3^rd ed., Brian Levack PAM HIS 1031

McKay, Hill, Buckler, Understanding Western Society: A Brief History  vol. 1 (2012) 

McKay, Hill, Buckler, Understanding Western Society: A Brief History, vol. 2 (2012)   PAM HIS 1024

Modern Western Civilization: From the Rise of Absolutism to the Present

(book and DVD) PAM HIS 1046 and PAM HIS 1046 CD-ROM

Murrin, J. Liberty, Equality, Power vol.I,   PAM HIS 1052

Murrin, J. Liberty, Equality, Power vol. II PAM HIS 1053

Pavlac, Brian A., A Concise Survey of Western Civilization, PAM HIS1020

Perry, M. Western Civilization: Ideas, Politics, and Society, vol. 1: to 1789, 10^th ed.  PAM HIS 1018

Perry, M. Western Civilization: Ideas, Politics, and Society, Marvin Perry, vol. 2: from the 1600s, 10^th ed.   PAM HIS 1021 (2 copies available)

Perry, M. Western Civilization, vol. 1, 11^th ed., PAM HIS 1050

Perry, M. Western Civilization, vol. 2, 11^th ed.,  PAM HIS 1051

Kagan, Ozment, Turner, The Western Heritage, 10^th ed.   PAM HIS 1028

Spielvogel, J., Western Civilization: A Brief History, vol. I, 8^th ed.   PAM HIS 1041

Spielvogel, J., Western Civilization: A Brief History, vol. 2, 8^th ed.  PAM HIS 1043

Spielvogel, J. Western Civilization, vol. 1, 9^th ed., (not the brief edition)  PAM HIS 1042

Spielvogel, J., Western Civilization, vol. 2, 9^th ed., (not the brief edition)  PAM HIS1044

Teipe, Different Voices: Women in U.S. History, 2^nd ed.,  PAM HIS 1045

 

 

POL:

Governing States and Localities, The Essentials   PAM PSY 1002

State and Local Governments: The Essentials: 6^th ed.   PAM POL 1001

Ginsberg, B. We the People, 9^th ed.  PAM POL 1003

Magleby, D. State and Local Government by the People  PAM POL 1004

 

 

PSY:

Baumeister, R. Social Psychology and Human Nature, PAM PSY 1115

Berger, K. The Developing Person Through the Lifespan,  PAM PSY 1101

Berk, L., Exploring Lifespan Development, 3^rd ed. PAM PSY 1120

Bernstein, D. Essentials of Psychology 6^th ed.  PAM PSY 1103

Boyd, D. The Growing Child. PAM PSY 1082

Boyd, D., Lifespan Development, 7^th ed., PAM PSY 1121

Boyd & Bee.  Lifespan Development, 6^th ed. PAM PSY 1048

Butcher, Hooley, Mineka. Abnormal Psychology, 16^th ed.   PAM PSY 1096

Ciccarelli & White. Psychology. 3^rd edition. PAM PSY 1078.

                Student Study Guide for Ciccarelli, 3^rd ed. PAM PSY 1083

Coon & Mitterer. Psychology: A Journey. 5^th ed. PAM PSY 1094.

Cook, The World of Children, 3^rd ed.  PAM PSY 1111

Durand & Barlow. Essentials of Abnormal Psychology. 6^th ed. PAM PSY 1086.

Feldman, R.S. Lifespan Development: A Topical Approach, 2^nd ed. PAM PSY 1097

Friend, M. Special Education: Contemporary Perspectives for School Professionals. 3^rd edition. PAM PSY 1071.

Franzoi, S. Essentials of Psychology, 5^th ed.  PAM PSY 1140

Garrett, B. Brain & Behavior: An Introduction to Biological Psychology, 4^th ed.  PAM PSY 1109

Grasha.  Practical Applications of Psychology. PAM PSY 1021.

Hardman, M. Human Exceptionality: School, Community, and Family 11 ed. PAM PSY 1108

Hockenbury, Psychology, 6^th ed.  PAM PSY1117

King, L., Experience Psychology, 2^nd ed. PAM PSY 1119

Kirk, S., Educating Exceptional Children  14^th ed. PAM PSY 1118

Licht, Deborah M., Scientific American: Psychology, 2014   PAM PSY 1114

Lilienfeld, Psychology: From Inquiry to Understanding 3^rd ed. PAM PSY 1105

Matlin, M. The Psychology of Women, 6^th ed. PAM PSY 1072

Martin, G. Behavior Modification: What It Is and How to do It. PAM PSY 1093

Myers. Exploring Psychology, 9^th ed. PAM PSY 1095.

Myers. Psychology, 10^th edition in Modules.  PAM PSY 1087

Study Guide to Accompany Myers’s “Psychology, 10^th edition in Modules” PAM PSY 1088

Nairne, J.S. Psychology, 5^th ed. PAM PSY 1047

Nevid. Essentials of Psychology, 2^nd ed. PAM PSY 1050

Nevid, J.  Essentials of Psychology: Concepts and Applications,  4^th ed. PAM PSY 1104

Oltmanns & Emery. Abnormal Psychology, 6^th ed. PAM PSY 1061

Papalia, D.E. Human Development, 10^th ed. PAM PSY 1085

Plotnik, Introduction to Psychology, 10^th ed.  PAM PSY 1110

Scott, J.M. & Koch, R.E. The Psychology Student’s Writer’s Manual. PAM PSY 1009

Sigelman, C.K. Lifespan Human Development, 8ed. PAM PSY 1057

Sigelman, C.K. Study Guide for Lifespan Human Development, 7^th edition. PAM PSY 1084.

Tanner, J. Visualizing the Lifespan PAM PSY 1122

Wood & Wood. Mastering the World of Psychology, 4^th ed. PAM PSY 1091

Fundamentals of Abnormal Psychology   PAM PSY 1102

Article Compilations:

Annual Editions: Child Growth and Development. 20^th edition, 2014. PAM PSY 1099

Annual Editions: Human Development. 42^nd edition, 2014. PA

Annual Editions: Psychology, 45 ed.  PAM PSY 1116

 

SOC:

Andersen, M. Sociology: The Essentials, 8^th ed.    PAM SOC 1023

Benokraitis, Marriages and Families: Changes, Choices, and Constraints PAM SOC 1024

Carl, Think Sociology, PAM SOC1026

Ritzer, G. Essentials of Sociology, PAM SOC1026