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IB Psychology 2 SL: Course Overview

Course Number: SS.IBPS2SL


 Overview
 IB Psychology Standard Level is part of the International Baccalaureate program and includes an in-depth study of individual human behavior and mental processes. Students will study the historical development of psychology, the different theoretical approaches to understanding behavior, the effects of perception on human behavior, effects of biological influences on behavior and methods of scientific psychological inquiry. Students will prepare for the IB exam through the study of an optional topic.
Prerequisite: IB Program

Course Length: 2   Period Length: 1   Grade Level:  11-12  Credit per Semester: 0
Additional Credit Information: Credit Per Semester: 1.0 (Social Studies, Humanities or Elective)     

 
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