An overview of theory and research relevant to the interplay of mind, brain, and behavior in social contexts. Topics may include the mental and neural processes underlying person perception, evaluation, self-referential processing, interpersonal interactions, stereotypes and prejudice, and regulation of social behavior.
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Grading1, 2, 3
PasstimeNone
Level LimitLetters and science
CollegeHe is such a nice dude. His lectures were very interesting, and were recorded. Four quizzes and four group assignments. Very fair and not hard to succeed, he is honestly one of the nicest professors I've had.
1) Read the articles before class 2) Take notes with slides, do not hand write 3) Be proactive and you will get an easy A, just do the work, it is FAIR
I thought that Professor Yu was very helpful and clear in his explanations. He definitely helped me understand the material more and he clearly knows what he is talking about. This class was a few longer quizzes, one small final project, and most of the grades were based on frequent group discussions. I actually really liked this class.
Dr. Yu was a phenomenal and understanding professor. Not only was he insightful and answered all the questions you had, he was very accommodating to students regarding the quizzes and deadlines. He always showed that he cared for his students and was overall a great professor. Would take again!
Dr. Yu is super sweet. We received 2 cheat sheets for each midterm and 3 sheets for the final. Definitely make your cheat sheets understandable and easy to comprehend. Dr. Yu isn't responsive by email--he never responded to any of mine. I just wish my grade was rounded up to an A-. Overall, the only assignments were about 7 quizzes.
Professor Yu is such a nice professor. You get cheat sheets on the exams and they are pretty straight forward. All the material on exams is from lectures, so reading the textbook is not completely necessary. Overall, a pretty easy and low demanding class.