• ## Essential Units for OTHM Level 7 Diploma in Psychology (Part-Time) **Module 1: Introduction to Psychology**
• im_definition_of_psychology** - Definition of psychology, key branches, and historical development
• im_historical_development** - Major historical figures and their contributions
• im_modern_psychology** - Cognitive, behavioral, and social perspectives on human behavior **Module 2: Biological Bases of Behavior**
• im_immature_brain** - Development and function of the brain and nervous system
• im_neuroscience** - Introduction to the structure and function of the brain and nervous system
• im_genetics and behavior** - Genes and their role in behavior, intelligence, and development **Module 3: Sensation and Perception**
• im_sense_organs** - Structure and function of the five senses
• im_sensory processes** - How the senses receive and interpret information
• im_perception** - Conscious and unconscious processes involved in perception **Module 4: Learning and Memory**
• im_learning** - Different types of learning, memory models, and cognitive development
• im_memory** - Short-term and long-term memory, encoding, consolidation, and retrieval
• im_learning disabilities** - Causes and support for learning difficulties **Module 5: Social Psychology**
• im_social_cognition** - Understanding social interactions and group dynamics
• im_social development** - Social relationships and social change throughout life
• im_social influence** - Persuasion, social norms, and group dynamics **Module 6: Abnormal Psychology and Mental Health**
• im_psychopaths** - Causes and characteristics of psychopathy, narcissism, and other personality disorders
• im_major_mental_health_disorders** - Understanding common mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, and schizophrenia
• im_assessment and treatment** - Identifying and addressing mental health issues **Module 7: Research Methods in Psychology**
• im_scientific_method** - Steps involved in research and scientific inquiry
• im_quantitative and qualitative research methods** - Data collection and analysis techniques
• im_ethical considerations in research** - Informed consent, confidentiality, and research bias **Module 8: Applications of Psychology**
• im_clinical psychology** - Assessment and treatment of mental health conditions in clinical settings
• im_organizational psychology** - Applying psychological principles to organizations and workplaces
• im_industrial-organizational psychology** - Promoting employee well-being and organizational success **Module 9: Lifespan Development and Aging**
• im_lifespan development** - Physical, cognitive, and emotional changes throughout life
• im_aging and memory** - Memory and cognitive changes in later life
• im_aging and mental health** - Mental health issues and interventions for older adults **Module 10: Contemporary Issues in Psychology**
• im_social_justice** - Addressing inequality, discrimination, and social justice issues
• im_global mental health** - Mental health challenges and resources in a globalized world
• im_technology and psychology** - Impact of technology on human behavior and mental health

Assessment

The assessment is done via submission of assignment. There are no written exams.