Discussion of learning. This is the final iCube podcast of this academic year. WE'LL RETURN ON AUGUST 28, 2008. Thanks for listening!

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Review session for the final exam with students in the INTD 194 study skills course.

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ENHANCED podcast on more applications of learning. THIS IS THE FINAL PRECAST OF THE SPRING 2008 SEMESTER. WE'LL BE BACK IN LATE AUGUST 2008.

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ENHANCED podcast on complex forms of learning and some applications of learning.

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Discussion of perception and learning.

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ENHANCED podcast on various learning paradigms.

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ENHANCED podcast on backmasking, pupillometry, and learning.

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Discussion of sensory systems and perceptual illusions.

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ENHANCED podcast on perception, including illusions, perceptual constancy, and subliminal perception.

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ENHANCED podcast on sensation, including vision and the ontogeny of sensory systems; and, perception, including Umwelt and illusions.

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Discussion of hormones and sensation.

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Students who earned "As" on both mid-term exams in the Spring 2008 offer advice to other students.

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ENHANCED podcast on sensation and sensory systems.

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ENHANCED podcast on hormones and sensation.

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Students discuss pheromones and hormones.

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ENHANCED podcast on pheromones and hormones.

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Discussion of nervous system, including brain laterality and brain damage, and the next major topic, pheromones.

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Questions and answers with students enrolled in the INTD 194 LEARNING IN THE DISCIPLINE course associated with David Miller's General Psychology I. course.

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Discussion of the nervous system parts of the brain, the framing effect, earworms, and related topics.

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ENHANCED podcast on pheromones.

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ENHANCED podcast on the nervous system, including laterality and brain damage.

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A review of various methods used for studying brain-behavior relationships.

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ENHANCED podcast on the hindbrain, midbrain, and forebrain structures and their relationship to behavior.

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ENHANCED podcast on brain imaging technologies and the cerebeullum.

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Discussion of the nervous system, including neurotransmitters, neuropeptides, epilepsy, and related topics.

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ENHANCED podcast on the Nervous System, including functional groups of neurons, parts of the nervous system, and methods for studying the brain.

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ENHANCED podcast on the Nervous System, including inhibition vs. excitation, endogenous vs. exogenous substances, and neuropeptides.

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ENHANCED podcast on the Nervous System, including synaptic transmission and neurotransmitters.

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ENHANCED podcast on the Nervous System, including neurons, glia, and axonal transmission.

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ENHANCED podcast on Behavior Genetics, including transactionalism, monozygotic twins reared apart, and domestication.

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ENHANCED podcast on Behavior Genetics, including laws of inheritance, chromosomal abnormalities, and the nature-nurture problem.

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ENHANCED podcast on ethics, statistics, and Part 1 of Behavior Genetics, including basic genetic principles.

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Students discuss the nervous system, including axonal and synaptic transmission, and related topics.

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Students discuss behavior genetics, domestication, and the nervous system, including mirror neurons.

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Discussion of research methods and behavior genetics, as well as the upcoming exam.

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Questions and answers with students enrolled in the INTD 194 LEARNING IN THE DISCIPLINE course associated with David Miller's General Psychology I. course.

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Re-explanation of some basic genetic concepts.

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Students discuss research methods, including naturalistic observation, control groups, and other issues.

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Part 3 of research methods, including correlation, experimentation, variables, and experimental and control groups.

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Part 2 of Research Methods, including naturalistic observation and correlation.

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Students and David Miller discuss historical and methodological issues in psychology.

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First discussion podcast of the Spring 2008 semester. Students discuss course policies and other psychological topics.

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ENHANCED podcast on historical influences on psychological science, and research methods, including naturalistic observation.

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ENHANCED podcast on goals and diversity of psychological science, and early historical influences on psychology.

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Description of the components of this course, available course enhancements, policies and expectations.

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Brief description of 1-credit study skills course available only to my PSYC 132 students, INTD 194, LEARNING IN THE DISCIPLINE.

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Interview with 1st-semester freshman, Robert Kahn, discussing academic adjustments & challenges, social life, and other items of interest to current and potential university students.

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Students who earned an A on each of the 2 mid-term exams offer advice on they approached the material and prepared for the exams.

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An interview with former General Psychology student, Joseph Synnott, who used podcasting technology to document a year of study abroad in Paris, France. A "must-listen" for students interested in study abroad.

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Overview of psychological science.

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Enhanced podcast describing course contents.

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The Making of PsychoBabble.

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Description of the iCube podcast discussions, enhanced Precasts, and Postcasts.

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Supplemental Instruction (SI) student leader, Benjamin Gruenbaum, joins David Miller for a discussion about the optional SI tutorial sessions for this course.

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David Miller is joined by former iCube student participants who discuss how iCube podcasts enhance the course.

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WILI-AM radio (Willimantic, CT) talk-show host, Wayne Norman, interviews David Miller on podcasting.

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Lecture by David Miller to incoming freshmen on the academic differences between high school and UConn.

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