Psychology
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This course is designed for people who love statistics and want to be closely tied to psychology and statistics. As someone who was not that, I struggled a lot in this class with the number of projects and assignments compared to the other class. If you have a passion and want to dive deep into the statistical concepts, this class is for you. If you take it as a prerequisite like I did, I feel it is a lot of extra work.
This course is designed for people who love statistics and want to be closely tied to psychology and statistics. As someone who was not that, I struggled a lot in this class with the number of projects and assignments compared to the other class. If you have a passion and want to dive deep into the statistical concepts, this class is …Read more
Took the course with Professor Parshina. She's okay, the lectures are boring and the readings are long. The exams are open note, open book but they're multiple choice and often convoluted. She does not really teach everything but tests on everything. Assignments are not effort based despite being told they were in the syllabus
I thought that Prof. Parshina was an extremely harsh grader and was not willing to give any partial credit on tests, quizzes, or homework grades. The home work was also all graded, which provided no opportunity for being able to learn from mistakes. In office hours Prof. Parshina was fairly harsh and unwilling to hear the student's way of thinking. Prof. Parshina is also the least personable Middlebury professor that I've had, she doesn't seem like she likes working with college students. (Spring 2025)
I thought that Prof. Parshina was an extremely harsh grader and was not willing to give any partial credit on tests, quizzes, or homework grades. The home work was also all graded, which provided no opportunity for being able to learn from mistakes. In office hours Prof. Parshina was fairly harsh and unwilling to hear the student's w …Read more