Standard social psych course, easy.

Professor Jahanitabesh's class usually always requires attendance, and all assignments add up to 100 points (1 point=1%). She always offers 1% extra credit for doing the course evaluation. For that quarter, she made her attendance based on Canvas quizzes which we were able to complete asynchronously, but were graded on accuracy. If you go to her in person class and ask her for clarification on them after class, she'd usually give you the answer as long as you can explain why/why not you think an answer choice is correct. She regraded a few of mine this way as we found incorrect answers on the key. Midterms and finals were online and she had open office hours during those times; because nobody ever went to them I was able to basically have her one-on-one during the exams.

Workload is based on the fact that I'm a humanities major and took 24 units that quarter. Nothing stood out to me as particularly difficult. Be aware of the wordings of her exams, which can be a little confusing at times; while usually online, it was in person for this exam, closed notes and book. When I asked either her or the TA questions during the exam they often had to reference the answer key because even they were confused. This resulted in a long wait to ask questions.

It's the same as any other social psychology course. The content is similar.

Professor Jahanitabesh's class usually always requires attendance, and all assignments add up to 100 points (1 point=1%). She always offers 1% extra credit for doing the course evaluation. That quarter she offered up to 3% extra credit for this class if you did SONA. In class she talks a LOT and her slides are quite dense, though she tries to break this up by including video clips.