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What you will learn: The Value of Psychology in Detecting Crime
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Get BIG Savings in our Forensic Psychology Bundle, 10 Certificate Courses
- Forensic Psychology
- Criminal Psychologist
- Psychoanalysis
- Positive Psychology
- Psychology
- Neuropsychology
- Symbology
- Body Language
- Emotional Intelligence
- Social Psychology
1. Forensic Psychology: Understanding The Value Of Psychology In Detecting Crime
Our outstanding Forensic Psychology Course has been specially written to enable anyone interested in learning about the use of psychological principles to understand the behaviour of criminals, and the value of psychology in detecting crime.
The best news is that this fantastic course requires no previous experience, and has no entry requirements. You just need a passion for the subject!
The course has been designed for someone without any prior knowledge of the subject and will allow the student to study the course at their own pace in their own home, emailed directly to your inbox. This course does not entitle you to work as a Forensic Psychologist, though will give you a solid knowledge base and an invaluable insight of child psychology without investing and committing a sizeable investment and time enrolling onto a college or university programme, the course gives you a great opportunity to test the water, and if you do enjoy it, you have a solid foundation. As after completing this course, you may wish to continue your training with a college or university to build a platform for your career.
This Forensic online course is ideal for those that are either complete beginners to the field of Forensic psychology and are considering making a career change to become a Forensic psychologist, with the aim of getting an insight and understanding of Forensic psychology, or existing Forensic psychologists, teachers, coaches or trainers looking to reinforce their knowledge or to pick up some new skills. This course is also ideal if you are interested in a career in Forensic Psychology, though are unsure if you want to commit yourself financially and time wise to a full Forensic Psychologist qualification.
It is an excellent course for those expanding their knowledge of psychology or crime detection, crime prevention, or working with offenders.
2. Criminal Psychologist: Delve Into The Mind-Boggling World Of Criminal Behaviour
Delve into the mind-boggling world of criminal behaviour, false testimonies and criminal profiling, detecting the reliability of witnesses and providing psychological aid to victims. Take the Criminal Psychologist Course and explore the fundamentals of this field, grasping its core concepts and principles and their applications in the real world.
Although we all have our own understanding of what crime is and what it entails, the Criminal Psychologist Course provides a definition of crime and crime prevalence and looks at why criminal activity is on the rise and the types of crime that exist. You’ll delve deeper into the subject, exploring the psychological, social and economic aspects of criminal behaviour before learning about forensic criminology and its importance and use in society.
Another important subject, Forensic Psychology, is covered. You will learn what it is, how it helps in the understanding and preventing of crime, and how it interacts with the law and other legal areas. You will discover why Forensic Psychology plays such a pivotal role in the courtroom for the defence and other legal attorneys.
Criminal Psychologists understand criminals and their behaviours, their intentions and reactions. This course explains the roles, both in an investigation and in the courtroom, and the scope and future, of those working in this career.
When conducting psychological research, it is important to remain as objective as possible so that the results are not swayed by individual judgement, biases or anecdotal facts. To ensure your understanding of correct research methodology, you will learn the ‘scientific method’ of research – gaining the knowledge of how researchers and psychologists collect data, perform detailed analysis and reach conclusions from their experiments.
3. Psychoanalysis: Learn The Common Elements Of Psychotherapy
Discover how psychoanalysis was developed by Sigmund Freud and continues to evolve with those who have come after him. You’ll learn about the studies undertaken to prove its effectiveness, how it is used to help clients, and the qualities and training needed to become a professional Psychoanalyst.
From the course, you will first learn about psychotherapy and the differences between this and similar practices. You’ll explore the common elements of psychotherapy and the various ways it can help clients in either one-to-one, couples or group therapy settings and how the clients themselves can get the most from their sessions. You will also learn what the most common forms of psychotherapy are and the differences between their approaches.
The course focusses on psychoanalysis – a method of psychotherapy that places significant emphasis on the contents of the unconscious mind. You will discover what psychoanalysis is and how the practice is used to help clients solve their psychological and emotional problems.
As the founding father of psychoanalysis, it is important to understand the work of Sigmund Freud. From the Psychoanalysis Course, you learn about his life, beliefs, popular and lesser-known theories, and the legacy he has left in the fields of psychology and psychiatry.
The course explains Freud’s theory of Psychosexual Development and the five stages of life that everyone goes through, from birth to becoming a young adult, and how others are opposed to this idea. You’ll also learn about Attachment Theory and how this affects child and adult relationships.
4. Positive Psychology: Learn Take A Mindful Or Spiritual Approach To Our Lives
Some of us prefer to take a mindful or spiritual approach to our lives and the problems in it, while others find a practical, logical method works better.
The Positive Psychology Course marries together studies of happiness in both science and nature, to provide students with the knowledge of how to find true happiness and contentment. If you let it, this course will help you to change your life.
The expectations that society puts on us, and the human condition itself, bring about many obstructions in the pursuit of happiness. The Positive Psychology Course explores happiness and the effects modern society have on happiness, as well as how to cope with these environmental factors.
From brain cells to physiology, we discuss the science behind both happiness and sadness. Happiness is about understanding yourself, and a large part of that is based in neuroscience. The course’s second module aids students in understanding the physical, biological changes that occur in our brains on a daily basis, as we feel different things.
Making long term change starts with committing to smaller, more regular changes, which will then make larger changes more accessible, as you will already be well-practiced in changing your mood. Students learn quick consciousness shift/mood lifting techniques, which can be employed to immediately change a person’s mind-set from that of negativity, to positivity.
As an important area to cover when talking about happiness, depression is explored in great detail. The most recent findings on the causes of depressions and how to cope and deal with depression using natural methods, are explored.
The main obstruction when seeking happiness is negative thoughts. We talk about the habit of thinking negatively and how we can cultivate a healthy resilience against this.
5. Psychology: Learn About Greater Knowledge Of Feelings, Abilities And Personalities
Psychology is not only a science and a profession but its concepts can also be used in everyday life. Studying psychology will provide you with greater knowledge of feelings, abilities and personalities.
Most students also find that they gain a greater satisfaction within their job, their family and social life.
Psychology represents a way of thinking. It’s a science that demands researchers to ask precise questions about a particular issue and then to test their ideas through systematic processes.
Psychology is not easily defined. It’s a term that encompasses a broad spectrum of matters in research and practical applications.
It is what scientists and philosophers of various affiliations created to try to fulfil the need to understand the minds and behaviour of various living beings from the very primitive to the most complex. From its roots in philosophy and physiology, psychology is now often known as the ‘science of the mind.’
Your initial answer to this question will likely be quite different to the picture of psychology that will emerge as you work your way through this course. You may be surprised to find that psychology is much greater than analysing people or formulating psychological diagnoses to emotional problems.
It’s also about how people are able to see colour, how stress affects our biological processes and why babies become distressed when separated from their caregiver.
6. Neuropsychology: Navigate The Labyrinth That Is The Brain
Navigate the labyrinth of the most complex organ and system ever discovered, the brain. Study the Neuropsychology Course and explore how it is we are able to express and understand emotions, acquire and use language, learn, remember, and plan, and how consciousness and unconscious experiences are shaped by the brain. Build a foundation of biological knowledge, understand the functions of various areas of the brain, and how these relate to developmental disorders and mental health problems, as well as the effects of brain damage.
The course introduces itself by first looking at the wider subject of psychology and the various areas within this, before establishing the aims of neuropsychology. To give the subject context you are provided with its history, how it is applied in everyday settings, and the questions it sets out to answer.
You don’t need an encyclopaedic knowledge of the brain’s anatomy to study the concepts of neuropsychology. However, a good grasp of some terminology and how the various systems of the brain function both independently and together will aid you in understanding the research put forward by neuropsychologists. To ensure you have the information you need, the Neuropsychology Certificate Course guides you through the basics of brain anatomy and biological functions associated with the human brain and nervous system. You’ll explore the major areas of the brain and how different cell types transmit signals to one another.
To expand their knowledge of the how the human brain and nervous systems work, neuropsychologists use various research methods and technologies to collect data, including the use of Structural Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Computer Tomography (CT), and Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS). The course covers how each of these methods is used to provide reliable results and the importance of using group, rather than individual, case studies.
7. Symbology: Learn How To Decipher The Meaning Of Modern And Ancient Symbols
Learn how to decipher the meaning of modern and ancient symbols, the mechanics of good symbol design, and how to go about setting up your own symbology practice, including guidance on the client sessions you can provide and how to grow your practice.
By taking the Symbology Certificate Course you’ll learn to become more perceptive of the symbols and codes that are all around us in our day-to-day lives, including how symbology can be found in body language, and how to uncover the messages behind them. This knowledge and wisdom is passed on through exploring how and why symbols have been used throughout history, the hidden meanings behind numbers and codes, and the meanings of common shapes that make up symbols and how differing combinations affect meaning.
The course examines the meaning of animal symbols and why animals are chosen to represent countries. The meaning of various flowers and how different colour combinations symbolise different things is also explained, along with why countries choose to be represented by certain flowers.
You’ll learn how current symbols are used and become widely-recognised, and the ways in which ancient symbols are incorporated into modern life, in buildings and bank notes. You’ll also see how symbols have a lifespan, with some that are used for a very short duration, while others reappear, sometimes with a different meaning.
8. Body Language: Help Better Understand What A Person Is Thinking
This fascinating course will help you to better understand what a person is thinking, what they really mean, far beyond what they are actually saying.
The ultimate aim of this course is to help you master the skills necessary to become a better communicator and reader of non-verbal communication. Through eight units of lessons you will learn how to become a master at reading micro-expressions in the face, as well as various movements of the entire body, to detect deception, to know when a person is truly remembering versus imagining, and so much more. This course provides an abundance of information that will help you understand what law enforcement agents and psychologists have known for decades – that by closely observing a person and knowing what to look for you can understand the underlying emotions that a person may be trying to hide.
Through out this course you will read about the biology of non-verbal body language, and learn how you can apply it in real life. Through photographs and exercises, you will learn to recognize various signs and movements, and to interpret them. This knowledge can make you more effective in almost all areas of your life, your business and personal interactions and relationships.
9. Emotional Intelligence: Learn How To Cultivate Emotional Intelligence
To understand how to cultivate emotional intelligence, we must first understand emotion itself. This course explains how the brain and these natural responses have evolved with you, why they exist at all, and why it is that emotions are often able to take over our thoughts.
The Emotional Intelligence Course also looks at chemical reactions and aspects of how the mind and brain meet, explaining how together they affect our health and wellbeing and how, through the management of the mind, we can maintain a healthy brain. You will also learn about intelligence and the current view of it along with the nature of emotional hijacking and how prevalent it is in society.
When we allow emotions to govern our actions, it can affect our lives in negative ways. It is easy to be driven by emotive responses, despite trying to think logically. The course explores the ways in which we may respond with emotion, rather than logic, and how to regain control over these emotions, through recognising and understanding them.
Our emotional state can also affect our physical health The course looks into how emotional stress and related conditions, such as anxiety and depression, can take their toll on the immune and cardiovascular systems. The course also looks into early learning environments and how our own emotional intelligence is affected by the behaviours of our parents.
The course guides you through how to look at your own emotional intelligence. You will discover how to understand the common factors of our own emotional reactions. Using thought processes, such as mindfulness, you will learn how to manage emotion and the triggers that can cause problems in life and relationships.
10. Social Psychology: Discover How People Work, Yourself Included
The Social Psychology Course teaches you how people work – yourself included. You’ll gain insight into the subject, its principles, and how it explains human behaviour. You’ll learn how people think in different scenarios, explore the reasons behind our thoughts and actions, and follow major studies in the field, discovering what they have taught us about ourselves.
Those new to the subject of social psychology are welcomed with an introductory module that outlines the basic concepts and sub-disciplines within which social psychologists conduct research experiments, along with a little about the history of the practice.
Following this introduction, the Social Psychology Course guides you through a comprehensive exploration of 4 intrapersonal phenomena: attitudes, persuasion, social cognition, and self-concept, and 3 interpersonal phenomena: social influence, group dynamics, and interpersonal attraction.
You’ll learn how to define attitude, the components (cognitive, emotional, behavioural) and dimensions (strength, accessibility, ambivalence) that they consist of, the ways in which they are formed and can change, and the ways attitude can be measured.
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Ultimate Forensic Psychology Bundle, 10 Courses includes the following courses, below is a summary of each course:
Course 1 - Certificate In Forensic Psychology Online Course
Module 1: Introduction to Forensic Psychology
- Part 1: Definition and Applications
- Part 2: History of the Development of Forensic Psychology
- Part 3: Key Concepts
- Module 1 Assessment
Module 2: Research Methods in Forensic Psychology
- Part 1: Research Design and Methodology
- Part 2: Research methods
- Part 3: Applications in Forensic Psychology
- Part 4: Key Concepts
- Module 2 Assessment
Module 3: Theories of Offending
- Part 1: Introduction to Theories of Offending
- Part 3: Theories and Typologies of Sexual Offending
- Part 2: Theories and typologies of “non-sexual” violent offenders
- Part 4: Theories and Typologies of Fire-Setting Behaviour
- Part 5: Key Concepts
- Module 3 Assessment
Module 4: Personal Attributes of Offenders
- Part 1: Personal Characteristics of Offenders
- Part 2: Personality Disordered Offenders
- Part 3: Psychopathic Offenders
- Part 4: Mental Illness and Offending
- Part 5: Key Concepts
- Module 4 Assessment
Module 5: Forensic Psychology in Criminal Investigations – Offender Profiling
- Part 1: An Introduction to Offender Profiling
- Part 2: Approaches to Offender Profiling
- Part 3: (In)effectiveness of Offender Profiling
- Part 4: Key Concepts
- Module 5 Assessment
Module 6: Forensic Psychology in the Courtroom
- Part 1: Eyewitness Testimony
- Part 2: Expert Witness Testimony
- Part 3: Attitudes towards Victims
- Part 4: Key Concepts
- Module 6 Assessment
Module 7: Forensic Psychology in Practice
- Part 1: ‘What works’ Literature in Reducing Re-offending
- Part 2: Interventions to Reduce Risk of Re-offending
- Part 3: Incident Management (Crisis Negotiation)
- Part 4: Early trauma intervention
- Part 5: Key Concepts
- Module 7 Assessment
Course 2 - Certificate In Criminal Psychologist Online Course
Module 1 - Introduction
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Outline of Modules
- Part 3: Conclusion
Module 2: Forensic Criminology
- Part 1: Crime
- Part 2: Types of crimes
- Part 3: What leads to crime?
- Part 4: Relationship between mental illness and criminality
- Part 5: Summary
- Module 2 Assessment
Module 3: Forensic Psychology
- Part 1: What is Forensic Psychology?
- Part 2: Forensic Psychology and Academics
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 3 Assessment
Module 4: Criminal Psychology
- Part 1: The Four Roles of Criminal Psychologists
- Part 2: Criminal Conduct
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 4 Assessment
Module 5: Psychological Research
- Part 1: Scientific Method of Research
- Part 2: Hypothesis formation
- Part 3: Ethics and Research
- Part 4: Summary
- Module 5 Assessment
Module 6: The Crime Scene
- Part 1: The Crime Scene
- Part 2: Profiling
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 6 Assessment
Module 7: Theories behind Criminal Behaviour
- Part 1: Biological and Physiological
- Part 2: Self-Control Theory
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 7 Assessment
Module 8: The Victim
- Part 1: Understanding the Victim
- Part 2: Helping the victim
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 8 Assessment
Module 9: Interviewing Suspects
- Part 1: Criminal Profiling
- Part 2: Innocent Until Proven Guilty
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 9 Assessment
Module 10: The Witness
- Part 1: Interviewing a Witness
- Part 2: Interviewing Techniques
- Part 3: Is Our Memory Reliable?
- Part 4: Summary
- Module 10 Assessment
Module 11: The Court
- Part 1: The Court
- Part 2: Strategy
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 11 Assessment
Course 3 - Certificate In Psychoanalysis Online Course
Module 1: What Is Psychotherapy?
- Part 1: Psychotherapy
- Part 2: Common elements in psychotherapy
- Part 3: How exactly does psychotherapy work?
- Part 4: What qualities will help a client get the most from their therapy?
- Part 5: What are the most common forms of psychotherapy practised today?
- Part 6: What happens when psychotherapy goes “wrong”?
- Module 1 Assessment
Module 2: What Is Psychoanalysis?
- Part 1: The key assumptions behind psychoanalysis
- Part 2: Example of psychoanalysis in action: Eric
- Module 2 Assessment
Module 3: Sigmund Freud
- Part 1: Sigmund Freud
- Part 2: How Freud used hypnosis
- Part 3: Freud and dream analysis
- Part 4: Freud’s seduction theory
- Part 5: Freud’s followers
- Part 6: The rise of Nazism and Freud’s escape
- Part 7: Freud’s less well-known theories
- Part 8: Freud’s legacy
- Module 3 Assessment
Module 4: Psychoanalysis and Childhood Development
- Part 1: Freud’s theory of psychosexual development
- Part 2: What happens if someone becomes stuck at a particular stage?
- Part 3: Attachment Theory – a key development
- Part 4: Building on attachment theory – Mary Ainsworth
- Part 5: The attachment styles in adult relationships
- Module 4 Assessment
Module 5: Psychoanalysis After Freud
- Part 1: Carl Jung
- Part 2: The 12 archetypes
- Part 3: The soul types
- Part 4: The self types
- Part 5: Jung’s views on personality
- Part 6: Anna Freud – How she continued her father’s legacy
- Part 7: Melanie Klein
- Part 8: Donald Winnicott
- Part 9: Alfred Adler and Karen Horney
- Part 10: Erik Erikson
- Module 5 Assessment
Module 6: How Is Psychoanalysis Perceived Today?
- Part 1: General criticisms of psychotherapy
- Part 2: Counter Arguments
- Part 3: Modern criticisms of psychoanalysis
- Part 4: The role of modern psychiatry
- Part 5: The rise of brief therapies as a replacement for psychoanalysis
- Module 6 Assessment
Module 7: What Is the Evidence That Psychoanalysis Works?
- Part 1: What does it mean when we say that a therapy “works”?
- Part 2: Common tests used in research studies
- Part 3: Qualitative methods
- Part 4: The paradigm debate – why mixed methods research has a controversial history
- Part 5: So can psychologists and psychotherapists really check whether a therapy has had a beneficial effect?
- Part 6: The importance of the therapeutic alliance
- Part 7: What should we conclude?
- Module 7 Assessment
Module 8: Psychoanalysis In The Treatment Of Anxiety And Depression
- Part 1: What does psychoanalytic theory say about anxiety?
- Part 2: Defence mechanisms and anxiety
- Part 3: Are some defence mechanisms better or healthier than others?
- Part 4: A psychoanalytic perspective on depression
- Part 5: Other psychoanalytic perspectives
- Part 6: Coyne’s Interpersonal Theory of Depression
- Module 8 Assessment
Module 9: Training To Be A Psychoanalyst
- Part 1: Training
- Part 2: What practical skills do trainees learn?
- Part 3: Career options after training
- Part 4: Training in other therapies
- Module 9 Assessment
Course 4 - Certificate In Positive Psychology Online Course
Module 1: Happiness
- Part 1: We Are Being Manipulated
- Part 2: Activity 1
- Part 3: A Snippet of Happiness
- Module 1 Assessment
Module 2: Science Behind the Smile
- Part 1: What is Psychology?
- Part 2: Neurotransmitters
- Part 3: The Human Givens Approach
- Part 4: The Graves Model
- Module 2 Assessment
Module 3: Instant Mood Lift
- Part 1: Being Grateful
- Part 2: Positive Thinking
- Part 3: Habits of Happy People
- Module 3 Assessment
Module 4: Depression
- Part 1: What is Depression?
- Part 2: Resilience
- Part 3: Medication-Free SSRIs
- Module 4 Assessment
Module 5: Negative Thoughts!
- Part 1: Psychological Happiness!
- Part 2: Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
- Part 3: RAIN
- Part 4: Seligman’s PERMA Model
- Module 5 Assessment
Module 6: PERMA in Practice
- Part 1: What is Emotion?
- Part 2: Do You Know Your Strengths?
- Module 6 Assessment
Module 7: Mindful Engagement
- Part 1: Mindful Engagement
- Part 2: Meditation
- Module 7 Assessment
Module 8: Exploration of Needs
- Part 1: Social Needs
- Part 2: Bowlby’s Attachment Theory
- Part 3: Life Partners
- Module 8 Assessment
Module 9: Professionalism
- Part 1: Workplace Positivity
- Part 2: Regulation
- Module 9 Assessment
Course 5 - Certificate In Psychology Online Course
Module 1: What is Psychology?
- Part 1: History of Psychology
- Part 2: Key Themes Related to Psychology
- Module 1 Assessment
- Part 1: Developmental Psychology
- Part 2: Social Psychology
- Module 2 Assessment
- Part 1: Research in Psychology
- Part 2: Variables
- Module 3 Assessment
- Part 1: Human Emotion
- Part 2: The Biological Component of Emotion
- Module 4 Assessment
- Part 1: Stress and Anxiety
- Part 2: Causes of Anxiety
- Module 5 Assessment
- Part 1: Personality
- Part 2: Personality Theories
- Module 6 Assessment
- Part 1: Sensation and Perception
- Part 2: The Psychophysical Approach
- Part 3: Factors Affecting Perception
- Module 7 Assessment
- Part 1: Our Sensory Systems
- Part 2: The Auditory System
- Module 8 Assessment
- Part 1: How Do We Remember?
- Part 2: Forgetting
- Module 9 Assessment
- Part 1: Intelligence
- Part 2: Intelligence Testing
- Module 10 Assessment
- Part 1: Classical and Operant Conditioning
- Part 2: Operant conditioning
- Module 11 Assessment
- Part 1: Applications of Operant Conditioning
- Part 2: Devise your own Behaviour Modification Program
- Module 12 Assessment
- Observational Learning
- Module 13 Assessment
- Part 1: Attachment and Separation
- Part 2: Patterns of Attachment
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 14 Assessment
- Part 1: Maternal Depression
- Part 2: Trauma and Loss
- Part 3: Parent- Child Interventions
- Module 15 Assessment
- Sexual Development and Gender Identity
- Module 16 Assessment
- Part 1: Impressions of People
- Part 2: Cognitive Schemas
- Part 3: Self and Identity
- Module 17 Assessment
- Part 1: Prejudiced Attitudes
- Part 2: Discriminatory Behaviour
- Part 3: Theories of Prejudice and Discrimination
- Module 18 Assessment
- Part 1: Attitudes and Persuasion
- Part 2: Communication and Persuasion
- Module 19 Assessment
Module 20: Conformity and Obedience
- Part 1: Conformity
- Part 2: Obedience
- Module 20 Assessment
Course 6 - Certificate In Neuropsychology Online Course
Module 1 – What Is Neuropsychology?
- Introduction
- Part 1: A Brief Overview Of Neuropsychology
- Part 2: What Are The Distinguishing Features Of Neuropsychology?
- Part 3: Questions Neuropsychology Seeks To Answer
- Part 4: The Application Of Neuropsychology
- Module 1 Assessment
Module 2 – The Structure Of The Brain And Central Nervous System
- Part 1: Key Terms You Need To Know
- Part 2: How Does The Brain Develop And Change Over The Lifespan?
- Part 3: Major Lobes Of The Brain
- Part 4: The Brain’s Vascular System
- Module 2 Assessment
Module 3 – Research Methods In Neuropsychology
- Part 1: Various Types Of Brain Imaging Technology Available To Neuropsychologists
- Part 2: Are These Techniques Reliable, And Do They Yield Useful Results?
- Part 3: Individual And Group Studies In Neuropsychological Research
- Module 3 Assessment
Module 4 – Consciousness And Awareness
- Part 1: What Parts Of The Human Brain Allow Us To Be Conscious And Aware?
- Part 2: What About The Unconscious Mind?
- Part 3: What Happens When We Go To Sleep?
- Part 4: Do Humans Have A Soul Or Spirit?
- Module 4 Assessment
Module 5 – Perception
- Part 1: The Sense Organs
- Part 2: The Ear
- Part 3: How Many Senses Do We Really Have?
- Module 5 Assessment
Module 6 – Language
- Part 1: Key Elements Of Language Learning And Comprehension
- Part 2: A Summary Of The Main Language Pathway In The Human Brain
- Part 3: How Do We Learn To Read?
- Part 4: Problems Working With Written Language
- Part 5: What About Sign Language?
- Module 6 Assessment
Module 7 – Memory
- Part 1: The Different Types Of Memory
- Part 2: What Parts Of The Brain Are Important For Creating And Recalling Memories?
- Part 3: How Do We Forget Information?
- Part 4: Further CaseStudies In Amnesia: Henry Molaison And Kent Cochrane
- Module 7 Assessment
Module 8 – Developmental Disorders
- Part 1: Intellectual Disability
- Part 2: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
- Part 3: Williams Syndrome
- Part 4: Autism
- Module 8 Assessment
Module 9 – Psychiatric Disorders
- Part 1: What Is A Mental Illness?
- Part 2: Anxiety
- Part 3: Schizophrenia
- Part 4: Bipolar Disorder
- Module 9 Assessment
Module 10 – Emotion
- Part 1: What Are The Key Emotions People Experience, And Is This True For All Cultures?
- Part 2: Pleasure And Happiness
- Part 3: How Do We Detect Emotion In Others?
- Part 4: Romantic Attraction And Love
- Part 5: Social Rejection And The Brain
- Module 10 Assessment
- Conclusion
Course 7 - Certificate In Symbology Online Course
Module 1: How to Spot Symbols and Types of Codes
- Part 1: Symbol and Signs
- Part 2: Landscapes
- Part 3: Spotting Codes
- Module 1 Assessment
- Part 1: Cave Paintings
- Part 2: Body Language
- Module 2 Assessment
- Part 1: Planes of Existence
- Part 2: Dot, Line & Circle
- Part 3: Ovals, Arcs & Spirals
- Part 4: Types of shapes
- Module 3 Assessment
- Part 1: Advanced Shape Symbols
- Part 2: Items as Symbols
- Part 3: The Elements
- Part 4: Religious and Belief Symbols
- Module 4 Assessment
- Part 1: Animal Symbols
- Part 2: Reptiles, Insects & Arachnids
- Part 3: Birds, Mammal Symbols & Mythical Creatures
- Module 5 Assessment
- Part 1: Ancient World Symbology
- Part 2: Celtic Symbols
- Part 3: Tree Symbology
- Module 6 Assessment
- Part 1: War Symbols & Flags of the World
- Part 2: Tourism Symbols, Sigils & Led Zeppelin
- Module 7 Assessment
- Part 1: Bank Notes & Power Symbols of a Country
- Part 2: Currency Symbols & Computer Symbols
- Module 8 Assessment
- Part 1: Setting up a Symbology Practice
- Part 2: Your Workspace
- Module 9 Assessment
- Part 1: Symbol Shapes Matter
- Part 2: Symbols of Celebrations in the Year
- Module 10 Assessment
- Part 1: Flowers as Symbols
- Part 2: Flowers
- Module 11 Assessment
- Part 1: Growing Your Symbology Practice
- Part 2: What to Offer your Clients
- Module 12 Assessment
- Part 1: Symbol Activities
- Part 2: Couples Symbols Work
- Module 13 Assessment
- Part 1: Designing Symbols for a Living
- Part 2: Dream Symbols
- Module 14 Assessment
- Part 1: Client Sessions
- Part 2: Session 3: Group work – Embracing Symbols
- Module 15 Assessment
Module 16: Recap of What You Need to Know
- Part 1: A Day in the Life of a Symbology Practitioner
- Part 2: Where Symbols are Used
- Module 16 Assessment
Course 8 - Certificate In Body Language Online Course
Module 1. Mastering the Secrets of Non-verbal Communications
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Communication is a Two-Way Street
- Part 3: Importance of Body Language
- Part 4: Organization of Remaining Modules
- Module 1 Assessment
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Limbic System
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1. Forensic Psychology: Understanding The Value Of Psychology In Detecting Crime
Our outstanding Forensic Psychology Course has been specially written to enable anyone interested in learning about the use of psychological principles to understand the behaviour of criminals, and the value of psychology in detecting crime.
The best news is that this fantastic course requires no previous experience, and has no entry requirements. You just need a passion for the subject!
The course has been designed for someone without any prior knowledge of the subject and will allow the student to study the course at their own pace in their own home, emailed directly to your inbox. This course does not entitle you to work as a Forensic Psychologist, though will give you a solid knowledge base and an invaluable insight of child psychology without investing and committing a sizeable investment and time enrolling onto a college or university programme, the course gives you a great opportunity to test the water, and if you do enjoy it, you have a solid foundation. As after completing this course, you may wish to continue your training with a college or university to build a platform for your career.
This Forensic online course is ideal for those that are either complete beginners to the field of Forensic psychology and are considering making a career change to become a Forensic psychologist, with the aim of getting an insight and understanding of Forensic psychology, or existing Forensic psychologists, teachers, coaches or trainers looking to reinforce their knowledge or to pick up some new skills. This course is also ideal if you are interested in a career in Forensic Psychology, though are unsure if you want to commit yourself financially and time wise to a full Forensic Psychologist qualification.
It is an excellent course for those expanding their knowledge of psychology or crime detection, crime prevention, or working with offenders.
2. Criminal Psychologist: Delve Into The Mind-Boggling World Of Criminal Behaviour
Delve into the mind-boggling world of criminal behaviour, false testimonies and criminal profiling, detecting the reliability of witnesses and providing psychological aid to victims. Take the Criminal Psychologist Course and explore the fundamentals of this field, grasping its core concepts and principles and their applications in the real world.
Although we all have our own understanding of what crime is and what it entails, the Criminal Psychologist Course provides a definition of crime and crime prevalence and looks at why criminal activity is on the rise and the types of crime that exist. You’ll delve deeper into the subject, exploring the psychological, social and economic aspects of criminal behaviour before learning about forensic criminology and its importance and use in society.
Another important subject, Forensic Psychology, is covered. You will learn what it is, how it helps in the understanding and preventing of crime, and how it interacts with the law and other legal areas. You will discover why Forensic Psychology plays such a pivotal role in the courtroom for the defence and other legal attorneys.
Criminal Psychologists understand criminals and their behaviours, their intentions and reactions. This course explains the roles, both in an investigation and in the courtroom, and the scope and future, of those working in this career.
When conducting psychological research, it is important to remain as objective as possible so that the results are not swayed by individual judgement, biases or anecdotal facts. To ensure your understanding of correct research methodology, you will learn the ‘scientific method’ of research – gaining the knowledge of how researchers and psychologists collect data, perform detailed analysis and reach conclusions from their experiments.
3. Psychoanalysis: Learn The Common Elements Of Psychotherapy
Discover how psychoanalysis was developed by Sigmund Freud and continues to evolve with those who have come after him. You’ll learn about the studies undertaken to prove its effectiveness, how it is used to help clients, and the qualities and training needed to become a professional Psychoanalyst.
From the course, you will first learn about psychotherapy and the differences between this and similar practices. You’ll explore the common elements of psychotherapy and the various ways it can help clients in either one-to-one, couples or group therapy settings and how the clients themselves can get the most from their sessions. You will also learn what the most common forms of psychotherapy are and the differences between their approaches.
The course focusses on psychoanalysis – a method of psychotherapy that places significant emphasis on the contents of the unconscious mind. You will discover what psychoanalysis is and how the practice is used to help clients solve their psychological and emotional problems.
As the founding father of psychoanalysis, it is important to understand the work of Sigmund Freud. From the Psychoanalysis Course, you learn about his life, beliefs, popular and lesser-known theories, and the legacy he has left in the fields of psychology and psychiatry.
The course explains Freud’s theory of Psychosexual Development and the five stages of life that everyone goes through, from birth to becoming a young adult, and how others are opposed to this idea. You’ll also learn about Attachment Theory and how this affects child and adult relationships.
4. Positive Psychology: Learn Take A Mindful Or Spiritual Approach To Our Lives
Some of us prefer to take a mindful or spiritual approach to our lives and the problems in it, while others find a practical, logical method works better.
The Positive Psychology Course marries together studies of happiness in both science and nature, to provide students with the knowledge of how to find true happiness and contentment. If you let it, this course will help you to change your life.
The expectations that society puts on us, and the human condition itself, bring about many obstructions in the pursuit of happiness. The Positive Psychology Course explores happiness and the effects modern society have on happiness, as well as how to cope with these environmental factors.
From brain cells to physiology, we discuss the science behind both happiness and sadness. Happiness is about understanding yourself, and a large part of that is based in neuroscience. The course’s second module aids students in understanding the physical, biological changes that occur in our brains on a daily basis, as we feel different things.
Making long term change starts with committing to smaller, more regular changes, which will then make larger changes more accessible, as you will already be well-practiced in changing your mood. Students learn quick consciousness shift/mood lifting techniques, which can be employed to immediately change a person’s mind-set from that of negativity, to positivity.
As an important area to cover when talking about happiness, depression is explored in great detail. The most recent findings on the causes of depressions and how to cope and deal with depression using natural methods, are explored.
The main obstruction when seeking happiness is negative thoughts. We talk about the habit of thinking negatively and how we can cultivate a healthy resilience against this.
5. Psychology: Learn About Greater Knowledge Of Feelings, Abilities And Personalities
Psychology is not only a science and a profession but its concepts can also be used in everyday life. Studying psychology will provide you with greater knowledge of feelings, abilities and personalities.
Most students also find that they gain a greater satisfaction within their job, their family and social life.
Psychology represents a way of thinking. It’s a science that demands researchers to ask precise questions about a particular issue and then to test their ideas through systematic processes.
Psychology is not easily defined. It’s a term that encompasses a broad spectrum of matters in research and practical applications.
It is what scientists and philosophers of various affiliations created to try to fulfil the need to understand the minds and behaviour of various living beings from the very primitive to the most complex. From its roots in philosophy and physiology, psychology is now often known as the ‘science of the mind.’
Your initial answer to this question will likely be quite different to the picture of psychology that will emerge as you work your way through this course. You may be surprised to find that psychology is much greater than analysing people or formulating psychological diagnoses to emotional problems.
It’s also about how people are able to see colour, how stress affects our biological processes and why babies become distressed when separated from their caregiver.
6. Neuropsychology: Navigate The Labyrinth That Is The Brain
Navigate the labyrinth of the most complex organ and system ever discovered, the brain. Study the Neuropsychology Course and explore how it is we are able to express and understand emotions, acquire and use language, learn, remember, and plan, and how consciousness and unconscious experiences are shaped by the brain. Build a foundation of biological knowledge, understand the functions of various areas of the brain, and how these relate to developmental disorders and mental health problems, as well as the effects of brain damage.
The course introduces itself by first looking at the wider subject of psychology and the various areas within this, before establishing the aims of neuropsychology. To give the subject context you are provided with its history, how it is applied in everyday settings, and the questions it sets out to answer.
You don’t need an encyclopaedic knowledge of the brain’s anatomy to study the concepts of neuropsychology. However, a good grasp of some terminology and how the various systems of the brain function both independently and together will aid you in understanding the research put forward by neuropsychologists. To ensure you have the information you need, the Neuropsychology Certificate Course guides you through the basics of brain anatomy and biological functions associated with the human brain and nervous system. You’ll explore the major areas of the brain and how different cell types transmit signals to one another.
To expand their knowledge of the how the human brain and nervous systems work, neuropsychologists use various research methods and technologies to collect data, including the use of Structural Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Computer Tomography (CT), and Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS). The course covers how each of these methods is used to provide reliable results and the importance of using group, rather than individual, case studies.
7. Symbology: Learn How To Decipher The Meaning Of Modern And Ancient Symbols
Learn how to decipher the meaning of modern and ancient symbols, the mechanics of good symbol design, and how to go about setting up your own symbology practice, including guidance on the client sessions you can provide and how to grow your practice.
By taking the Symbology Certificate Course you’ll learn to become more perceptive of the symbols and codes that are all around us in our day-to-day lives, including how symbology can be found in body language, and how to uncover the messages behind them. This knowledge and wisdom is passed on through exploring how and why symbols have been used throughout history, the hidden meanings behind numbers and codes, and the meanings of common shapes that make up symbols and how differing combinations affect meaning.
The course examines the meaning of animal symbols and why animals are chosen to represent countries. The meaning of various flowers and how different colour combinations symbolise different things is also explained, along with why countries choose to be represented by certain flowers.
You’ll learn how current symbols are used and become widely-recognised, and the ways in which ancient symbols are incorporated into modern life, in buildings and bank notes. You’ll also see how symbols have a lifespan, with some that are used for a very short duration, while others reappear, sometimes with a different meaning.
8. Body Language: Help Better Understand What A Person Is Thinking
This fascinating course will help you to better understand what a person is thinking, what they really mean, far beyond what they are actually saying.
The ultimate aim of this course is to help you master the skills necessary to become a better communicator and reader of non-verbal communication. Through eight units of lessons you will learn how to become a master at reading micro-expressions in the face, as well as various movements of the entire body, to detect deception, to know when a person is truly remembering versus imagining, and so much more. This course provides an abundance of information that will help you understand what law enforcement agents and psychologists have known for decades – that by closely observing a person and knowing what to look for you can understand the underlying emotions that a person may be trying to hide.
Through out this course you will read about the biology of non-verbal body language, and learn how you can apply it in real life. Through photographs and exercises, you will learn to recognize various signs and movements, and to interpret them. This knowledge can make you more effective in almost all areas of your life, your business and personal interactions and relationships.
9. Emotional Intelligence: Learn How To Cultivate Emotional Intelligence
To understand how to cultivate emotional intelligence, we must first understand emotion itself. This course explains how the brain and these natural responses have evolved with you, why they exist at all, and why it is that emotions are often able to take over our thoughts.
The Emotional Intelligence Course also looks at chemical reactions and aspects of how the mind and brain meet, explaining how together they affect our health and wellbeing and how, through the management of the mind, we can maintain a healthy brain. You will also learn about intelligence and the current view of it along with the nature of emotional hijacking and how prevalent it is in society.
When we allow emotions to govern our actions, it can affect our lives in negative ways. It is easy to be driven by emotive responses, despite trying to think logically. The course explores the ways in which we may respond with emotion, rather than logic, and how to regain control over these emotions, through recognising and understanding them.
Our emotional state can also affect our physical health The course looks into how emotional stress and related conditions, such as anxiety and depression, can take their toll on the immune and cardiovascular systems. The course also looks into early learning environments and how our own emotional intelligence is affected by the behaviours of our parents.
The course guides you through how to look at your own emotional intelligence. You will discover how to understand the common factors of our own emotional reactions. Using thought processes, such as mindfulness, you will learn how to manage emotion and the triggers that can cause problems in life and relationships.
10. Social Psychology: Discover How People Work, Yourself Included
The Social Psychology Course teaches you how people work – yourself included. You’ll gain insight into the subject, its principles, and how it explains human behaviour. You’ll learn how people think in different scenarios, explore the reasons behind our thoughts and actions, and follow major studies in the field, discovering what they have taught us about ourselves.
Those new to the subject of social psychology are welcomed with an introductory module that outlines the basic concepts and sub-disciplines within which social psychologists conduct research experiments, along with a little about the history of the practice.
Following this introduction, the Social Psychology Course guides you through a comprehensive exploration of 4 intrapersonal phenomena: attitudes, persuasion, social cognition, and self-concept, and 3 interpersonal phenomena: social influence, group dynamics, and interpersonal attraction.
You’ll learn how to define attitude, the components (cognitive, emotional, behavioural) and dimensions (strength, accessibility, ambivalence) that they consist of, the ways in which they are formed and can change, and the ways attitude can be measured.
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Ultimate Forensic Psychology Bundle, 10 Courses includes the following courses, below is a summary of each course:
Course 1 - Certificate In Forensic Psychology Online Course
Module 1: Introduction to Forensic Psychology
- Part 1: Definition and Applications
- Part 2: History of the Development of Forensic Psychology
- Part 3: Key Concepts
- Module 1 Assessment
Module 2: Research Methods in Forensic Psychology
- Part 1: Research Design and Methodology
- Part 2: Research methods
- Part 3: Applications in Forensic Psychology
- Part 4: Key Concepts
- Module 2 Assessment
Module 3: Theories of Offending
- Part 1: Introduction to Theories of Offending
- Part 3: Theories and Typologies of Sexual Offending
- Part 2: Theories and typologies of “non-sexual” violent offenders
- Part 4: Theories and Typologies of Fire-Setting Behaviour
- Part 5: Key Concepts
- Module 3 Assessment
Module 4: Personal Attributes of Offenders
- Part 1: Personal Characteristics of Offenders
- Part 2: Personality Disordered Offenders
- Part 3: Psychopathic Offenders
- Part 4: Mental Illness and Offending
- Part 5: Key Concepts
- Module 4 Assessment
Module 5: Forensic Psychology in Criminal Investigations – Offender Profiling
- Part 1: An Introduction to Offender Profiling
- Part 2: Approaches to Offender Profiling
- Part 3: (In)effectiveness of Offender Profiling
- Part 4: Key Concepts
- Module 5 Assessment
Module 6: Forensic Psychology in the Courtroom
- Part 1: Eyewitness Testimony
- Part 2: Expert Witness Testimony
- Part 3: Attitudes towards Victims
- Part 4: Key Concepts
- Module 6 Assessment
Module 7: Forensic Psychology in Practice
- Part 1: ‘What works’ Literature in Reducing Re-offending
- Part 2: Interventions to Reduce Risk of Re-offending
- Part 3: Incident Management (Crisis Negotiation)
- Part 4: Early trauma intervention
- Part 5: Key Concepts
- Module 7 Assessment
Course 2 - Certificate In Criminal Psychologist Online Course
Module 1 - Introduction
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Outline of Modules
- Part 3: Conclusion
Module 2: Forensic Criminology
- Part 1: Crime
- Part 2: Types of crimes
- Part 3: What leads to crime?
- Part 4: Relationship between mental illness and criminality
- Part 5: Summary
- Module 2 Assessment
Module 3: Forensic Psychology
- Part 1: What is Forensic Psychology?
- Part 2: Forensic Psychology and Academics
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 3 Assessment
Module 4: Criminal Psychology
- Part 1: The Four Roles of Criminal Psychologists
- Part 2: Criminal Conduct
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 4 Assessment
Module 5: Psychological Research
- Part 1: Scientific Method of Research
- Part 2: Hypothesis formation
- Part 3: Ethics and Research
- Part 4: Summary
- Module 5 Assessment
Module 6: The Crime Scene
- Part 1: The Crime Scene
- Part 2: Profiling
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 6 Assessment
Module 7: Theories behind Criminal Behaviour
- Part 1: Biological and Physiological
- Part 2: Self-Control Theory
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 7 Assessment
Module 8: The Victim
- Part 1: Understanding the Victim
- Part 2: Helping the victim
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 8 Assessment
Module 9: Interviewing Suspects
- Part 1: Criminal Profiling
- Part 2: Innocent Until Proven Guilty
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 9 Assessment
Module 10: The Witness
- Part 1: Interviewing a Witness
- Part 2: Interviewing Techniques
- Part 3: Is Our Memory Reliable?
- Part 4: Summary
- Module 10 Assessment
Module 11: The Court
- Part 1: The Court
- Part 2: Strategy
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 11 Assessment
Course 3 - Certificate In Psychoanalysis Online Course
Module 1: What Is Psychotherapy?
- Part 1: Psychotherapy
- Part 2: Common elements in psychotherapy
- Part 3: How exactly does psychotherapy work?
- Part 4: What qualities will help a client get the most from their therapy?
- Part 5: What are the most common forms of psychotherapy practised today?
- Part 6: What happens when psychotherapy goes “wrong”?
- Module 1 Assessment
Module 2: What Is Psychoanalysis?
- Part 1: The key assumptions behind psychoanalysis
- Part 2: Example of psychoanalysis in action: Eric
- Module 2 Assessment
Module 3: Sigmund Freud
- Part 1: Sigmund Freud
- Part 2: How Freud used hypnosis
- Part 3: Freud and dream analysis
- Part 4: Freud’s seduction theory
- Part 5: Freud’s followers
- Part 6: The rise of Nazism and Freud’s escape
- Part 7: Freud’s less well-known theories
- Part 8: Freud’s legacy
- Module 3 Assessment
Module 4: Psychoanalysis and Childhood Development
- Part 1: Freud’s theory of psychosexual development
- Part 2: What happens if someone becomes stuck at a particular stage?
- Part 3: Attachment Theory – a key development
- Part 4: Building on attachment theory – Mary Ainsworth
- Part 5: The attachment styles in adult relationships
- Module 4 Assessment
Module 5: Psychoanalysis After Freud
- Part 1: Carl Jung
- Part 2: The 12 archetypes
- Part 3: The soul types
- Part 4: The self types
- Part 5: Jung’s views on personality
- Part 6: Anna Freud – How she continued her father’s legacy
- Part 7: Melanie Klein
- Part 8: Donald Winnicott
- Part 9: Alfred Adler and Karen Horney
- Part 10: Erik Erikson
- Module 5 Assessment
Module 6: How Is Psychoanalysis Perceived Today?
- Part 1: General criticisms of psychotherapy
- Part 2: Counter Arguments
- Part 3: Modern criticisms of psychoanalysis
- Part 4: The role of modern psychiatry
- Part 5: The rise of brief therapies as a replacement for psychoanalysis
- Module 6 Assessment
Module 7: What Is the Evidence That Psychoanalysis Works?
- Part 1: What does it mean when we say that a therapy “works”?
- Part 2: Common tests used in research studies
- Part 3: Qualitative methods
- Part 4: The paradigm debate – why mixed methods research has a controversial history
- Part 5: So can psychologists and psychotherapists really check whether a therapy has had a beneficial effect?
- Part 6: The importance of the therapeutic alliance
- Part 7: What should we conclude?
- Module 7 Assessment
Module 8: Psychoanalysis In The Treatment Of Anxiety And Depression
- Part 1: What does psychoanalytic theory say about anxiety?
- Part 2: Defence mechanisms and anxiety
- Part 3: Are some defence mechanisms better or healthier than others?
- Part 4: A psychoanalytic perspective on depression
- Part 5: Other psychoanalytic perspectives
- Part 6: Coyne’s Interpersonal Theory of Depression
- Module 8 Assessment
Module 9: Training To Be A Psychoanalyst
- Part 1: Training
- Part 2: What practical skills do trainees learn?
- Part 3: Career options after training
- Part 4: Training in other therapies
- Module 9 Assessment
Course 4 - Certificate In Positive Psychology Online Course
Module 1: Happiness
- Part 1: We Are Being Manipulated
- Part 2: Activity 1
- Part 3: A Snippet of Happiness
- Module 1 Assessment
Module 2: Science Behind the Smile
- Part 1: What is Psychology?
- Part 2: Neurotransmitters
- Part 3: The Human Givens Approach
- Part 4: The Graves Model
- Module 2 Assessment
Module 3: Instant Mood Lift
- Part 1: Being Grateful
- Part 2: Positive Thinking
- Part 3: Habits of Happy People
- Module 3 Assessment
Module 4: Depression
- Part 1: What is Depression?
- Part 2: Resilience
- Part 3: Medication-Free SSRIs
- Module 4 Assessment
Module 5: Negative Thoughts!
- Part 1: Psychological Happiness!
- Part 2: Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
- Part 3: RAIN
- Part 4: Seligman’s PERMA Model
- Module 5 Assessment
Module 6: PERMA in Practice
- Part 1: What is Emotion?
- Part 2: Do You Know Your Strengths?
- Module 6 Assessment
Module 7: Mindful Engagement
- Part 1: Mindful Engagement
- Part 2: Meditation
- Module 7 Assessment
Module 8: Exploration of Needs
- Part 1: Social Needs
- Part 2: Bowlby’s Attachment Theory
- Part 3: Life Partners
- Module 8 Assessment
Module 9: Professionalism
- Part 1: Workplace Positivity
- Part 2: Regulation
- Module 9 Assessment
Course 5 - Certificate In Psychology Online Course
Module 1: What is Psychology?
- Part 1: History of Psychology
- Part 2: Key Themes Related to Psychology
- Module 1 Assessment
- Part 1: Developmental Psychology
- Part 2: Social Psychology
- Module 2 Assessment
- Part 1: Research in Psychology
- Part 2: Variables
- Module 3 Assessment
- Part 1: Human Emotion
- Part 2: The Biological Component of Emotion
- Module 4 Assessment
- Part 1: Stress and Anxiety
- Part 2: Causes of Anxiety
- Module 5 Assessment
- Part 1: Personality
- Part 2: Personality Theories
- Module 6 Assessment
- Part 1: Sensation and Perception
- Part 2: The Psychophysical Approach
- Part 3: Factors Affecting Perception
- Module 7 Assessment
- Part 1: Our Sensory Systems
- Part 2: The Auditory System
- Module 8 Assessment
- Part 1: How Do We Remember?
- Part 2: Forgetting
- Module 9 Assessment
- Part 1: Intelligence
- Part 2: Intelligence Testing
- Module 10 Assessment
- Part 1: Classical and Operant Conditioning
- Part 2: Operant conditioning
- Module 11 Assessment
- Part 1: Applications of Operant Conditioning
- Part 2: Devise your own Behaviour Modification Program
- Module 12 Assessment
- Observational Learning
- Module 13 Assessment
- Part 1: Attachment and Separation
- Part 2: Patterns of Attachment
- Part 3: Summary
- Module 14 Assessment
- Part 1: Maternal Depression
- Part 2: Trauma and Loss
- Part 3: Parent- Child Interventions
- Module 15 Assessment
- Sexual Development and Gender Identity
- Module 16 Assessment
- Part 1: Impressions of People
- Part 2: Cognitive Schemas
- Part 3: Self and Identity
- Module 17 Assessment
- Part 1: Prejudiced Attitudes
- Part 2: Discriminatory Behaviour
- Part 3: Theories of Prejudice and Discrimination
- Module 18 Assessment
- Part 1: Attitudes and Persuasion
- Part 2: Communication and Persuasion
- Module 19 Assessment
Module 20: Conformity and Obedience
- Part 1: Conformity
- Part 2: Obedience
- Module 20 Assessment
Course 6 - Certificate In Neuropsychology Online Course
Module 1 – What Is Neuropsychology?
- Introduction
- Part 1: A Brief Overview Of Neuropsychology
- Part 2: What Are The Distinguishing Features Of Neuropsychology?
- Part 3: Questions Neuropsychology Seeks To Answer
- Part 4: The Application Of Neuropsychology
- Module 1 Assessment
Module 2 – The Structure Of The Brain And Central Nervous System
- Part 1: Key Terms You Need To Know
- Part 2: How Does The Brain Develop And Change Over The Lifespan?
- Part 3: Major Lobes Of The Brain
- Part 4: The Brain’s Vascular System
- Module 2 Assessment
Module 3 – Research Methods In Neuropsychology
- Part 1: Various Types Of Brain Imaging Technology Available To Neuropsychologists
- Part 2: Are These Techniques Reliable, And Do They Yield Useful Results?
- Part 3: Individual And Group Studies In Neuropsychological Research
- Module 3 Assessment
Module 4 – Consciousness And Awareness
- Part 1: What Parts Of The Human Brain Allow Us To Be Conscious And Aware?
- Part 2: What About The Unconscious Mind?
- Part 3: What Happens When We Go To Sleep?
- Part 4: Do Humans Have A Soul Or Spirit?
- Module 4 Assessment
Module 5 – Perception
- Part 1: The Sense Organs
- Part 2: The Ear
- Part 3: How Many Senses Do We Really Have?
- Module 5 Assessment
Module 6 – Language
- Part 1: Key Elements Of Language Learning And Comprehension
- Part 2: A Summary Of The Main Language Pathway In The Human Brain
- Part 3: How Do We Learn To Read?
- Part 4: Problems Working With Written Language
- Part 5: What About Sign Language?
- Module 6 Assessment
Module 7 – Memory
- Part 1: The Different Types Of Memory
- Part 2: What Parts Of The Brain Are Important For Creating And Recalling Memories?
- Part 3: How Do We Forget Information?
- Part 4: Further CaseStudies In Amnesia: Henry Molaison And Kent Cochrane
- Module 7 Assessment
Module 8 – Developmental Disorders
- Part 1: Intellectual Disability
- Part 2: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
- Part 3: Williams Syndrome
- Part 4: Autism
- Module 8 Assessment
Module 9 – Psychiatric Disorders
- Part 1: What Is A Mental Illness?
- Part 2: Anxiety
- Part 3: Schizophrenia
- Part 4: Bipolar Disorder
- Module 9 Assessment
Module 10 – Emotion
- Part 1: What Are The Key Emotions People Experience, And Is This True For All Cultures?
- Part 2: Pleasure And Happiness
- Part 3: How Do We Detect Emotion In Others?
- Part 4: Romantic Attraction And Love
- Part 5: Social Rejection And The Brain
- Module 10 Assessment
- Conclusion
Course 7 - Certificate In Symbology Online Course
Module 1: How to Spot Symbols and Types of Codes
- Part 1: Symbol and Signs
- Part 2: Landscapes
- Part 3: Spotting Codes
- Module 1 Assessment
- Part 1: Cave Paintings
- Part 2: Body Language
- Module 2 Assessment
- Part 1: Planes of Existence
- Part 2: Dot, Line & Circle
- Part 3: Ovals, Arcs & Spirals
- Part 4: Types of shapes
- Module 3 Assessment
- Part 1: Advanced Shape Symbols
- Part 2: Items as Symbols
- Part 3: The Elements
- Part 4: Religious and Belief Symbols
- Module 4 Assessment
- Part 1: Animal Symbols
- Part 2: Reptiles, Insects & Arachnids
- Part 3: Birds, Mammal Symbols & Mythical Creatures
- Module 5 Assessment
- Part 1: Ancient World Symbology
- Part 2: Celtic Symbols
- Part 3: Tree Symbology
- Module 6 Assessment
- Part 1: War Symbols & Flags of the World
- Part 2: Tourism Symbols, Sigils & Led Zeppelin
- Module 7 Assessment
- Part 1: Bank Notes & Power Symbols of a Country
- Part 2: Currency Symbols & Computer Symbols
- Module 8 Assessment
- Part 1: Setting up a Symbology Practice
- Part 2: Your Workspace
- Module 9 Assessment
- Part 1: Symbol Shapes Matter
- Part 2: Symbols of Celebrations in the Year
- Module 10 Assessment
- Part 1: Flowers as Symbols
- Part 2: Flowers
- Module 11 Assessment
- Part 1: Growing Your Symbology Practice
- Part 2: What to Offer your Clients
- Module 12 Assessment
- Part 1: Symbol Activities
- Part 2: Couples Symbols Work
- Module 13 Assessment
- Part 1: Designing Symbols for a Living
- Part 2: Dream Symbols
- Module 14 Assessment
- Part 1: Client Sessions
- Part 2: Session 3: Group work – Embracing Symbols
- Module 15 Assessment
Module 16: Recap of What You Need to Know
- Part 1: A Day in the Life of a Symbology Practitioner
- Part 2: Where Symbols are Used
- Module 16 Assessment
Course 8 - Certificate In Body Language Online Course
Module 1. Mastering the Secrets of Non-verbal Communications
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Communication is a Two-Way Street
- Part 3: Importance of Body Language
- Part 4: Organization of Remaining Modules
- Module 1 Assessment
- Part 1: Introduction
- Part 2: Limbic System
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