Psychology
Psychology

In this course, Dr Jude Stevenson (University of Glasgow) explores concepts of mental health. In the first lecture, we look at what abnormality means. In the second lecture, we approach the practice of diagnostic labelling, discussing both the...
4 lectures
0:40:28
Dr Jude Stevenson
Glasgow University
Psychology

In this course, Dr Ayoub Bouguettaya (University of Birmingham) explores the five main psychological approaches. In the first lecture, we think about the psychodynamic approach and its famous founder, Sigmund Freud. In the second lecture, we...
6 lectures
0:50:40
Dr Ayoub Bouguettaya
Birmingham University
Psychology

In this course, Dr Lydia Kearney (University of Kent) explores the nature ‘versus’ nurture debate in psychology. In the first lecture, we preface the course by proposing the removal of ‘versus’, predicated on the origin of any human behaviour...
5 lectures
1:17:58
Dr Lydia Kearney
Kent University
Psychology

In this course, Professor Peter Hegarty (University of Surrey) explores the psychology of gender. In the first lecture, we think about different ways of measuring one’s psychological gender, focusing in particular on the most widely used system,...
6 lectures
0:49:28
Prof. Peter Hegarty
Surrey University
Psychology

In this course, Mr Ian Fairholm (University of Bath) explores the history of psychology and its evolution from philosophical beginnings to modern science. In the first lecture, we think about the evolution of psychology as a philosophical entity,...
5 lectures
1:02:28
Mr Ian Fairholm
Bath University
Psychology

In this course, Dr Paterson (University of Glasgow) walks through the method and construction of psychological research, looking to understand psychology as a science. In the first lecture, we focus on hypotheses as an initial step in developing a...
6 lectures
0:47:02
Dr Helena Paterson
Glasgow University
Psychology

In this course, Professor John Oates explores the ever-evolving field of research ethics. In the first lecture, we think about both the function and origin of research ethics, contextualising its principles within the British Psychological...
5 lectures
0:51:03
Professor John Oates
Open University
Psychology

In this course, Dr Ayoub Bouguettaya (University of Birmingham) explores psychological approaches with a focus on their philosophical bases. In the first lecture, we think about different philosophical views of psychological approaches,...
5 lectures
0:47:40
Dr Ayoub Bouguettaya
Birmingham University
Psychology

In this course, Dr Ayoub Bouguettaya (University of Birmingham) explores a key shortcoming in the field of psychological science – replication. In the first lecture, we explore the concept of replication and define science in terms of three key...
6 lectures
0:51:10
Dr Ayoub Bouguettaya
Birmingham University
Psychology

In this course, Dr Ayoub Bouguettaya (University of Birmingham) explores context-based approaches in psychology. In the first lecture, we think about an unusual social interaction and the ways in which a psychological researcher might approach...
6 lectures
0:58:32
Dr Ayoub Bouguettaya
Birmingham University
Psychology

In this course, Dr Philippa Carr (University of the West of England) explores qualitative methods. In the first lecture, we think about what qualitative methods are and how they differ from quantitative methods. In the second lecture, we think...
5 lectures
0:56:05
Dr Philippa Carr
University of the West of England
Psychology

In this course, Professor Yulia Kovas (Goldsmiths, University of London) explores the interactions between genes, mental health, and development. In the first lecture, we think about what genes are from biological and conceptual perspectives. In...
5 lectures
0:57:23
Professor Yulia Kovas
Goldsmiths, University of London
Psychology

In this course, Dr Marc Williams (Cardiff University) explores the history of psychological practice, contextualised primarily around our understanding of mental health. In the first lecture, we think about how normality has been classified over...
4 lectures
0:38:26
Dr Marc Williams
Cardiff University
Psychology

In this course, Professor Nele Demeyere (University of Oxford) explores conducting socially sensitive research. In the first lecture, we think about research ethics and the moral responsibility of the researcher to ensure participant wellbeing. In...
5 lectures
0:47:16
Professor Nele Demeyere
University of Oxford