Dr. Chris Grace describes the principles of correlation and causation. He shares a number of ways that observation is used to collect data. Dr. Grace goes on to explain how experimentation can be used to isolate specific variables and determine whether a correlation is related causally.

1. What is Psychology?
2. Psychology and Its Mysteries
3. What Does Psychology Seek to Accomplish?
4. History of Psychology
5. How is Psychology Practiced? Part 1
6. How is Psychology Practiced? Part 2
7. Neuroscience Part 1: Introduction to Neuroscience
8. Neuroscience Part 2: Neurotransmitters
9. Neuroscience Part 3: Organization of the Brain
10. Child Development Part 1: Pre-Natal and Newborn
11. Child Development Part 2: Childhood to Adolescence
12. Introduction to Basic Sensations
13. Basic Sensations and Chemical Sensations
14. ESP and Perception
15. Consciousness Part 1: Variations and Rhythms
16. Consciousness Part 2: Sleep Stages and Deprivation
17. Consciousness Part 3: Dreams, Disorders and Hypnosis
18. Learning: Classical Conditioning
19. Introduction to Memory
20. Introduction to Emotions
21. Personality Part 1: Introduction
22. Personality Part 2: Psychoanalysis
23. Psychological Disorders Part 1: Introduction
24. Psychological Disorders Part 2: Anxiety
25. Psychological Disorders Part 3: Schizophrenia
26. Psychological Disorders Part 4: Mood Disorders
27. Therapy
28. Health Psychology
29. Social Psychology

Dr. Chris Grace presents Intro to Psychology, one of Biola's most popular undergrad classes. He gives a survey of psychology as an empirical/ behavioral science with a consideration of underlying philosophical bases in light of a Christian worldview. Topics to be surveyed include development, cognition, learning, motivation, physiology, socialization, personality and psychopathology.