I absolutely loved this class. I found it to be engaging and very interesting. A few tips though:
-Go to class and pay attention! everything on the midterm and final comes from the class (in fact, you don't even need the textbook), and part of the grade is based on participation which is just easy iClicker questions (that also help you prepare for the tests)
-If you're confused about something go to office hours. Clark is very supportive and is willing to sit down with you to discuss anything you want. I also highly recommend that you go to office hours after the first midterm. For my class at least, we had to go to office hours to see our tests and I found the feedback very helpful. Clark is also super nice and friendly.
-Do all the labs, they're easy points and you can complete most of them in class
-Enjoy the class! It's interesting and very little work. If you just pay attention in class, you'll barely have to study :)

For Psych 85 with Courtney:

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Psych 10 was the first psych class I've ever taken and I was nervous going in but TAKE IT WITH CLARK. She is very engaging and always does fun experiments so you con test some of the things you learn on yourself and and a feel like i learned a lot of material in a very concise way. If you go to class PAY ATTENTION and you honestly should be fine. The tests are pretty easy, the midterm is late around week 6/7 and she says the final is cumulative but its 70/80 percent stuff from after the midterm so its not too bad just make flashcards for the terms. DON'T BUY THE TEXTBOOK, its a waste of money, didn't open mine once tbh. She is very supportive in office hours and takes the time to explain things as many times as you need to understand the topic. Also pay attention to where you sit for the first labs because that will be where you have to sit every time, and lastly get your 6 SONA units done before week 4 so that you don't have to worry about them during and after midterm season when there aren't any left so you don't have to write papers.

The midterm and final had little to do with what was talked about in lecture. Questions were very detailed. Difficult for an intro class.

This was an interesting class and Professor Clark is so sweet. She's really quirky and passionate about psychology. The midterm and final were harder than I expected, but I started studying really late. She gives great advice and helpful tips throughout the course, and if you follow her advice, it's easy to get an A. Labs are usually group projects, so make sure you find a good group the first few classes because you stay with the same group throughout the course. There are online quizzes once in a while, but they're worth 5% and pretty easy if you pay attention in class. The grade is based off of clicker participation (5%), quizzes (5%), the midterm (35%) , final (35%), labs(10%), and a final lab report (10%). There's also no discussion for this class, which is nice, but the class itself is a 2 hour long class. Overall, a great class and a great professor to take it with!

Take PSYCH10 with Prof. Clark!!

I don't understand why some of the reviews here are so horrible. Professor Clark is very kind and engaging. She always tries to make her class interesting and she would try to make jokes every once in a while. Although some of the jokes did not land, I appreciate her effort.

Yes, she does shush people when they are talking really loud in class. But, what do you expect? You go to class to learn about the materials, not learn about your classmate's personal problems. If you get shushed, it just means you're being disrespectful to the other students who are trying to learn.

Her workload really isn't heavy at all. She gives us a proper time length to complete quizzes, and labs. And she also told us in the beginning of the class that "you should read the textbook because i will take materials from there" but honestly just go through her slides and you'll be fine. She takes most of the materials for the exams from her slides anyway.

so yes!! take her!!! u won't regret it

If you want a quarter full of poorly worded questions and ambiguous multiple choice questions/answers, then take Courtney Clark’s class. The information in this class is straightforward and if memorized, you could probably redo all of her lectures yourself. Does this mean you’ll do well on tests? Nope. You could know the smallest details of each topic covered and still do horribly because you cant figure out what on earth she is asking or how to answer it. Unfortunately, this class is an intro class so it comes across as easy and is actually required for a few majors, but if I had the choice not to take this, I wouldn’t.

Dr. Clark is one of the sweetest people you'll ever meet, but she can get VERY confusing as a professor. The content covered in lectures and on the online practice quizzes is very different than the content on the midterm and final. She also doesn't take questions during the midterm and final, so you have to write whatever questions you have on the back of the test and she says she'll go over them (she doesn't). Also, she assigns a group lab at the beginning of the quarter and make sure you choose a good group, bc that will be your group for the final lab project at the end of the quarter. Overall, she is a nice person, but not a very organized teacher

Was mostly a repeat of PSYCH10, Professor Clark is one of my favorite professors at UCLA. She's so helpful, sweet, and clearly enjoys what she does!

The class was very interesting and also very easy. Courtney is really approachable and always willing to answer any questions you may have. The slides are posted and the exams questions come from information straight from the slides, so the textbook is unnecessary. Overall, a fun and chill class.