Socialization concept map
PSYC11010 Fundamentals of Psychology 1: Understanding Human Behaviour.
the assessment criteria was:-
1. Select a lecture topic covered during the first six weeks of the unit (see list below), to use as the basis of the first theme in the concept map.
This could be a lecture that you found particularly interesting, or it could be one that you are really struggling to understand and you hope that mapping it will help give the material clarity.
The date and title of the lecture you select should appear on the Concept Map Assignment Detail Form (available on the unit Moodle site) which MUST be submitted along with your concept map.
2. Identify a central concept from that lecture.
3. Select at least 10 other key concepts from your chosen lecture.
These will help form the main framework of your map.
The concepts may be single words, ideas, phrases or even pictures.
Organise these on your map in such a way that you can use additional words or phrases to 'link' the concepts to each other and/or to the central theme.
Each linking word/phrase (proposition) should be associated with a line or arrow.
Linking words and phrases are a fundamental aspect of a concept map that help demonstrate the associations between selected concepts.
4. Now add at least 8 concepts from at least one other lecture in the unit.
These will form the second theme in your map. Use links to show how this material relates to the concepts from your central theme.
5. Finally, for the third theme, add at least 8 additional concepts that relate the lecture material to a 'real world' or any practical application that you wish.
These concepts need not come from a particular lecture or even any aspect of the unit they just need to be relevant to the topic and appropriately linked to the rest of your map.
(Hint: you may find it particularly useful to make these relevant to the professional field you are aiming for).
You can add extra concepts and themes should you so wish.
However, must have no more than 50 concepts in total included in your map
the assessment criteria was:-
1. Select a lecture topic covered during the first six weeks of the unit (see list below), to use as the basis of the first theme in the concept map.
This could be a lecture that you found particularly interesting, or it could be one that you are really struggling to understand and you hope that mapping it will help give the material clarity.
The date and title of the lecture you select should appear on the Concept Map Assignment Detail Form (available on the unit Moodle site) which MUST be submitted along with your concept map.
2. Identify a central concept from that lecture.
3. Select at least 10 other key concepts from your chosen lecture.
These will help form the main framework of your map.
The concepts may be single words, ideas, phrases or even pictures.
Organise these on your map in such a way that you can use additional words or phrases to 'link' the concepts to each other and/or to the central theme.
Each linking word/phrase (proposition) should be associated with a line or arrow.
Linking words and phrases are a fundamental aspect of a concept map that help demonstrate the associations between selected concepts.
4. Now add at least 8 concepts from at least one other lecture in the unit.
These will form the second theme in your map. Use links to show how this material relates to the concepts from your central theme.
5. Finally, for the third theme, add at least 8 additional concepts that relate the lecture material to a 'real world' or any practical application that you wish.
These concepts need not come from a particular lecture or even any aspect of the unit they just need to be relevant to the topic and appropriately linked to the rest of your map.
(Hint: you may find it particularly useful to make these relevant to the professional field you are aiming for).
You can add extra concepts and themes should you so wish.
However, must have no more than 50 concepts in total included in your map
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