1. Human Needs and Health 2. Approaches to Psychology 3. Motivation and Motivational Interview 4. Understanding emotions and stress 5. Communication Skills for Healthcare Professionals 6. Mental disorders
Activity type Hours with a teacher Hours without a teacher Virtual hours with a teacher Total Individual preparation of assignments 0 10,00 0 10,00 Student presentations 1,00 6,00 1,00 8,00 Lecture / text commentary 0 12,00 0 12,00 Assessment test 2,00 20,00 0 22,00 Participatory class 40,00 35,00 0 75,00 Teamwork 13,00 10,00 0 23,00 Total 56,00 93,00 1,00 150
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Assessment activities: Description of the activity Assessment Activity % Remediable subject In class exercises Please read Students Guide 20 No Essay Please read Students Guide 20 No Final Exam 40 multiple-choice questions and 2 open questions 60 Yes
Important: to make the average score between the final exam and the exercises/essay, the student must obtain a grade of at least 16/40 points in the MCQ part of the final exam. IN-CLASS EXERCISES and ESSAY: 20 + 20 = 40 points FINAL EXAM: -40 multiple-choice questions (MCQ). Every correct answer is worth 1 point, while 0,2 points are deducted from every wrong answer. -2 open questions (20 points) TOTAL: 60 points BASIC-COMPETENCES EXAM : in the case of having failed the subject, the student will have the option of performing an open questions exam (basic-competences exam) where ALL the contents of the subject will be evaluated (100% of the overall mark). * Students who have obtained at least 5 points after doing the average between the final exam and the exercises/essay will be exempt from taking the basic-competences exam. Specific criteria for the "No show" grade: Students will be considered as NOT PRESENTED if they do not attend the continuous evaluation or the basic-competences exam. Single Assessment: The evaluation system of EUSES -center attached to the UdG is( almost always) the continuous evaluation. If the student prefers to take a single assessment, he / she must communicate this option writing to the teacher responsible for the subject and to the degree coordinator during the first two weeks of the semester. Minimum requirements to pass: Getting a qualification of at least 5.0 in the continuous evaluation or in the BCE
Learning outcomes: - Identifying the psychological factors influencing the health status of individuals, families and the community, health education and the learning process itself throughout life. - Understanding the psychological aspects of the physiotherapist-patient relationship. If you cannot attend class, please contact your teacher. Please keep the following rules for the proper functioning of the classes: Respect Silence Responsibility Cooperative work Active participation in the classroom No use of cameras, mobiles or recorders Eating in the classroom is not allowed