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Originally Posted by GGnoRE
Haha, its too bad you don't find psych 101 interesting. I have to admit the right-brain, left-brain stuff was kind of boring but the info regarding circadian rhythms and psychological reward systems was definately interesting to me. I still think about these concepts and how it applies to real life today.
Maybe it has to do with the teaching style of the instructor? My prof was boring as hell so I started attending my friend's instead for the whole term. The prof made every lecture worthwhile attending.
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My prof had a monotone voice, and monotone voices in giant lecture halls can produce catastrophic results. His lecture slides didn't apply to the midterm AT ALL, so I saw no point in going to any lectures.
I'm taking 102 next term, which is a more sociological based approach and it is the psyc course which I originally intended on registering in. Anything related to science and math, I find it really hard to grasp any of those concepts. When it comes to writing English papers however, I find that very straightfoward, for now...