Psychological Science, 3e: W. W. Norton StudySpace

As you work through the below assignments, don't forget to generate a Progress Report. Fill out the sections you have completed and send a copy to your email account.

Organize

1. Follow this Study Plan to access your chapter assignments.
2. Print out the Chapter Outline and bring it to lecture to help structure your note-taking and check-off topics covered in class.
3. Access Quiz+! The results of this chapter quiz create a Custom Study Plan that links you directly to materials that will assist your pre-exam review.

Learn

1. Read Chapter 4 in your textbook or ebook.
2. Read the Chapter Review of Chapter 4.  Note any material you have difficulty remembering from the text.
3. Master the key terms for this chapter by working through the deck of Flashcards.
4.  Practice your knowledge of key figures, charts, and diagrams from the chapter with the Drag-And-Drop Labeling Exercises.
5.  Listen to the Audio Podcast Chapter Overviews online or download to your portable media player for the opportunity to review chapter content on the go.
6.  Take the Visual Quizzes to test your knowledge of the concepts presented in this chapter’s figures and diagrams.
7. Demonstrate your mastery of the Learning Objectives for this chapter and submit your answers to your instructor’s gradebook.

Connect

1. Complete the Critical Thinking Activities for this chapter to help you solidify your knowledge of core topics and submit your answers to your instructor’s gradebook.
2. Watch online and download the Studying the Mind Video Podcasts to your portable media player.
3. Watch the online Video Exercises for this chapter, answer the accompanying questions, and submit them to your instructor’s gradebook.
4. Watch the Animations to better understand difficult concepts from the chapter.
5. If you have registered for access to the ZAPS Psychology Labs, sign in and complete the corresponding labs for this chapter.

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