An overview of theory and research in memory. Topics may include: how knowledge is represented internally, cognitive processes involved in remembering, and an examination of different memory systems.
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Grading1, 2, 3
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Level LimitLetters and science
CollegeYou have a midterm and a final that is it. He has no slides which is alright because it keeps you locked in on the lecture. His exams are also very easy.
stan is a great lecturer and super knowledgable about the subject. i felt like he and our TA were on different pages but it all worked out in the end. the 2 exams were multiple choice and pretty straightforward. i bought the book and found it helpful but you can find someone to share with or use a pdf. i just wish he was a little more tech savvy.
I would give this man sloppy toppy if he asked, his tests are so so so easy. I love him. I love his class. I want him. Take Klein.
I was definitely intimidated going into this class bc I knew it was only a midterm and a final and he would lecture for 3 hours, but it actually was not bad at all. His lectures are easy to follow along and his tests are pretty easy as long as you know the material. I would say you don't NEED the book bc he goes over most of what you need to know.
Taking the word lecture to the literal meaning, he sits and he talks. There are no online notes or any notes of any kind, you have to write your own. One three-hour lecture a week that goes over basically the same thing but with different perspectives makes this an easy class if you can understand the underlying messages.
His exams are the type where multiple of the answer choices may be the correct choice. Many of the Qs are from his textbook, basically what he lectures, and they're very specific. More of a philosophical approach merged with studies.