Georgetown Summer College: General Psychology
A credit-bearing introductory psychology course offered through Georgetown's Summer College, surveying perception, memory, cognition, neuroscience, learning, personality, social behavior, and psychopathology, taken online or in-person alongside undergraduates.
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Duke Pre-College: Social Psychology
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Stanford Tech-X: Mental Health + Technology Immersion Experience
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Georgetown Summer College: Exploring Race and Diversity
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