CoursePSY502

Week5 of 16

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This week’s topics

Psychometric approaches: Eysenck and Cattell, the Big Five

Psychometric approaches: Eysenck and Cattell, the Big Five
Kelly’s personal construct theory
Rogers
Freud and Jung

What you will be able to do

2.1 Explain how theories of personality are classified.

Activity

Seminar, guided reading and a short written task: explain how theories of personality are classified.

Study materials

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Course plan

Week 1: Defining intelligence
Week 2: Intelligence testing: Stanford-Binet, Wechsler, Army Alpha …
Week 3: Heredity vs environment: twin (Minnesota), adoption and fam…
Week 4: Classifying personality theories: nomothetic vs idiographic
Week 5: Psychometric approaches: Eysenck and Cattell, the Big Five
Week 6: Applying criminological psychology: age, gender and offendi…
Week 7: Theories of criminal behaviour: personality and criminality…
Midterm: Midterm evaluation
Week 9: Offender profiling and investigative psychology: Canter’s a…
Week 10: Situational crime prevention, punitive prison regimes and t…
Week 11: Practical and ethical problems in profiling offenders; cour…
Week 12: Assessment workshop: drafting against the assessment criter…
Week 13: Supervised completion and submission
Week 14: Assignment workshop: drafting, feedback and improvement
Week 15: Review and coursework completion
Final: Final assessment and submission

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