1. Introduction to the study of psychology: the subject of psychology and its anchorage within related disciplines.
2. Main psychological trends: psychoanalysis and follow-up, behaviorism, Gestalt psychology, humanistic trends, cognitive psychology, systemic directions, integrative approaches.
3. Cognitive processes: perception, attention, imagination and imagination
4. Cognitive processes: memory, learning, thinking and speech.
5. Emotions: definitions; emotions like body process, design and emotion.
6. Emotions: types of emotions; the proportion of emotions in decision making.
7. Intelligence: approaches to intelligence, types of intelligence, its measurement, intelligence and creativity.
8. Personality: definition, personality structure and temperament in biopsychosocial context, personality development.
9. Personality typology in main psychological directions, defense mechanisms and their functions.
10. Motivation and will: definition of terms, types of motivation, application of motivation in human behavior.
11. Communication: verbal, nonverbal, paraveral component, models of communication, interpersonal relations.
12. Small groups: group roles, group dynamics, group communication.
13–14. Stress situations, stress theory, psychohygiene and its principles.
2. Main psychological trends: psychoanalysis and follow-up, behaviorism, Gestalt psychology, humanistic trends, cognitive psychology, systemic directions, integrative approaches.
3. Cognitive processes: perception, attention, imagination and imagination
4. Cognitive processes: memory, learning, thinking and speech.
5. Emotions: definitions; emotions like body process, design and emotion.
6. Emotions: types of emotions; the proportion of emotions in decision making.
7. Intelligence: approaches to intelligence, types of intelligence, its measurement, intelligence and creativity.
8. Personality: definition, personality structure and temperament in biopsychosocial context, personality development.
9. Personality typology in main psychological directions, defense mechanisms and their functions.
10. Motivation and will: definition of terms, types of motivation, application of motivation in human behavior.
11. Communication: verbal, nonverbal, paraveral component, models of communication, interpersonal relations.
12. Small groups: group roles, group dynamics, group communication.
13–14. Stress situations, stress theory, psychohygiene and its principles.