Lecture Engagement (5%): Lectures will be delivered in person on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Students who attend lectures will be able to participate in a formative activity during each lecture - students will receive 0.21% for each recorded participation (i.e. 24 participations will yield the maximum of 5%). Students who choose not to attend lectures can instead watch the recording of the lectures before 11:59pm on Sunday of the same week as that lecture - students will receive 0.14% for each lecture recorded as being watched before 11:59pm on Sunday of the same week as that lecture (i.e. watching 36 lectures on time will yield the maximum of 5%). Students can use any combination of the above to yield the maximum of 5%.

Research Participation (5%): Students can volunteer to participate in research run by students and academics in the School of Psychology. Students will receive 1% for every hour of participation recorded (i.e. five hours will yield the maximum of 5%). An alternative to the Research Participation assessment is available if made by request to the Unit of Study Coordinator before 11:59pm on Sunday of the first week - the alternative will be a written assignment.

Research Report (30%): Students will write a 1150-word APA-formatted report about the study explained during your first tutorial - three tutorials and some online modules are designed to provide assistance with this assessment.

Final Exam (60%): Each lecture series and the Research Report will be assessed in a two-hour closed book exam held after the teaching period ends. The initial version of the Final Exam will consist of 100 multiple-choice questions, but if you are approved by Special Consideration to miss the initial Final Exam, any Replacement Exam will consist entirely of short-answer questions. The Final Exam is a compulsory assessment, so if you do not attempt it, you will receive an Absent Fail (AF) grade.