## Objectives:

* Gain an understanding of the fundamental concepts of psychology and human behavior.
* Learn about major psychological theories and their applications in everyday life.
* Develop critical thinking skills to analyze human behavior in various contexts.
## Materials:

* PowerPoint slides or presentation software.
* Handouts summarizing key psychological theories.
* Short video clips or case studies showcasing psychological concepts.
* Whiteboard and markers for group discussions.
## Activities:

1. **Introduction to Psychology (15 minutes)**
  * Brief lecture on the history of psychology and major psychological schools of thought.
  * Discussion: What is psychology and how does it apply to daily life?
1. **Psychological Theories Overview (25 minutes)**
  * Introduce key theories (e.g., behaviorism, cognitive psychology, and humanistic psychology).
  * Activity: Group discussion on how these theories explain different behaviors.
1. **Case Study Analysis (30 minutes)**
  * Present a short case study involving a psychological issue (e.g., a child’s behavior or workplace stress).
  * Students work in pairs to analyze the case based on psychological theories.
1. **Class Debate: Nature vs. Nurture (15 minutes)**
  * Debate the influence of genetics vs. environment on human behavior.
  * Encourage students to back their arguments with psychological evidence.
1. **Wrap-Up & Q&A (10 minutes)**
  * Recap the major points from the lesson and open the floor for questions.