This full Introduction to Psychology course by Study Hall provides a structured, beginner-friendly overview of the science of mind and behavior. Starting with the basics, learners explore what psychology is, its historical roots, and how the discipline evolved from philosophy to a rigorous science.

The course covers how psychologists study human thought and behavior using systematic research methods, including experiments, observation, and critical analysis. Students are introduced to concepts of bias in research and ethical considerations in psychology.

A significant portion of the course focuses on brain science, teaching how neurons communicate, how the brain controls behavior, and the biological foundations of thought and emotion. Learners also explore sensory perception, including how humans use more than five senses to interact with the environment.

The course combines foundational theory with practical applications, emphasizing critical thinking and scientific reasoning. By the end of the series, learners will have a solid understanding of psychological research methods, brain functions, sensory processing, and key debates in the field.

Ideal for high school students, college beginners, or anyone interested in understanding human behavior