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Dr. Adi Jaffe is a great lecturer, but can often go off topic when it comes to teaching the material. His tests are hard, but with constant studying from the book it is possible to get an A. Book (he's using the same one for winter) is REQUIRED (going to class isn't). All tests and quizzes come from the book publisher. Good luck :)

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Professor Jaffe is possibly one of the most charismatic and entertaining professors I've had at UCLA. Aside from his charming personality, he was quite unhelpful and his lectures were not very clear/informative. After the first midterm, I stopped attending lectures since I realized I wasn't learning anything during the 3 hours each week. I was still able to pull off a 96% on Midterm 2 and a 98% on the final. All that I did to study for the class was use the online hurlburt program to take notes on each of the lectlets and complete the reviewmaster portion of the application. Overall, this class was pretty easy as long as your willing to put in the work during your own time.

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Professor Jaffe seems like a very nice person, he made his lectures fun, but not the best professor. I felt like listening during lecture was more cofusing than not. Do not stress trying to take notes during the class, it won`t be very helpful. Textbook and personal trainer are the only things you need to do well. Do not waste your time on studying presentation slides.

A nice guy but the worst professor I ever had. His lectures had nothing to do with the material and we basically had to teach ourselves everything. Including for the quizzes too. This was my first quarter at UCLA and this class physically and emotionally drained me.

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I highly recommoned Prof. Jaffe's class if you are planning to take psych 100A. He is charming and funny which make the lecture not boring at all. He also explain the material pretty well, but make sure you are familar with all the formula before the exam.

There are three midterm total (90%) and online quizzes (10%). And the quizzes are due every Friday.

Hope this helps :)

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This class is pretty straightforward if you actually read the textbook and take good notes. In addition, when it comes to test most of the stuff comes out directly from the personal trainer (an online program that comes with the textbook).

Professor Jaffe is easily the most approachable professor I have had since starting UCLA. With that said, I wouldn't consider his 100A class to be an easy A, but no math class is. However getting an A is not impossible!
I must warn you, if you're some one who is accustomed to studying solely from slides, this class is not for you. Professor Jaffe only uses slides as an outline for the material covered, and it's your responsibility to go back and learn from the textbook. With that said, I would definitely suggest attending his office hours. He will take all of your questions and answer them with full clarity. Those extra office hours can be what get you that A versus a B in the class.

There are three exams and weekly online quizzes. Each exam is worth 30% of your grade and the quizzes are worth 10% all together. The final exam is not cumulative.

Overall, I would definitely recommend him as a professor!

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The class is pretty easy as long as you're comfortable with all the formulas presented in class. Professor Jaffe does an okay job of going over them in class, but the textbook is especially useful. Lecture slides are available online, and his lectures are the same as textbook chapters so if you're willing to read the textbook, going to lecture is kinda optional. Section is also optional; it's just review of the week's material, but those slides aren't posted.

Jaffe also doesn't write his own tests and a fair amount come from an optional online website called "Personal Trainer" that's available with a new textbook but is also available separately. The website has a lot of good review and practice questions so I would strongly recommend it.

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He is a very charming person but not a great teacher. He didn't really teach us anything the whole class he just keeps asking questions to the student which really doesn't work in such a large lecuture. I think it's impossible to sustain my attension during his lectures but hey you gotta do what you gotta do if you wanna take psych!