Psychology of Change  ›  Lesson 1

What Change Really Means in Psychology

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This lesson establishes what psychologists mean by change: not simply a new circumstance, but a shift in thoughts, emotions, behavior, identity, relationships, or environment that alters how a person functions.

Learners will distinguish change from growth, transition, compliance, and adaptation. The lesson introduces a practical lens for studying change across the course: people respond to change through interacting biological, cognitive, emotional, social, and contextual systems.

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