I had Eric in the Fall Semester of 2014, and as a freshman, I can say that well, the guy did a great job. He is very funny, and he threw a few give-away questions on his tests (ex. "Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?"). If you pay attention in class and study well, I can almost guarantee that you'll be satisfied. Eric is a wonderful professor.

Best professor I ever had (took this class a few years ago). He is awesome and funny. Posts the slides online, tells you what you need to pass, and it is an all around pleasure to be in his class. Anyone who complains about this class doesn't know how to study.

If you have to take psych 1100, take it with Lundquist. His lectures are clear, and power points are available. Holds review sessions, tests are straight forward. He tries hard to make lectures entertaining. Only 3 exams, including the final. Gives extra credit during the semester. By far one of the best teachers at UConn.

I loved having Eric for lecture. He is tons of fun! His exams made me smile because of all the jokes and give aways answers embedded. Also if you love dogs you should take him because he brings his adorable dog to lecture. Eric is great and I loved having him so much-awesome professor! The tests can be a little hard if you don't study!

He is nice and funny in lectures, but does tend to ramble and doesn't use many powerpoints or online materials so you have to go to class and pay attention and take notes. Also reading the textbook can also help to clarifyreinforce some points. Definitely attend though, the tests are tricky and hard if you don't know the materialexamples he gave.

His exams are tough but all the information you need to do well is covered in lecture. The textbook helps if you are confused on anything because it uses almost the same examples as he uses in lecture. Lectures not posted so go to class. Favorite class I have taken so far.

I love Lundquist, he's the reason I decided to become a Psych major.

I skipped a few lectures and still did really well on the exams. As long as you get the notes and give them a quick once-over before the exam, you're fine. I had the wrong textbook for the first half of the semester and didn't even notice, so the textbook isn't mandatory, but I'm sure it does help to have it. Sometimes he brings his dog to lecture.

One of the best lectures I have had, very entertaining. Don't bother buying the book if you took AP psych. Tests were super easy, just write down what he says and he'll upload the powerpoints eventually. Review sessions were useful. Remember to write down examples given in class, it will be word for word on the exams. ALL exams are cumulative.

he's hilarious tough tests but great teaching

This class gets a bad review, but honestly the exams are doable. Two exams, two quizzes, one quiz is a take home. It isn't super hard, but Lundquist definitely makes you work for your grade. You have to really think about the material in order to do well on the exams. Otherwise a good class.

After seeing all the bad reviews, I was nervous about the class. However, Professor Lundquist is amazing. Yea he goes off on tangents a lot, but I was still able to follow closely to his main points. Tests were challenging but as long as you read the book they are easy. He has a webpage with the info you need to do well. Even brought his dog in!

If you go to class, do most not even all of the book readings and go to the supplemental Instructor's reviews and Lundquist's reviews you will most likely get an A. He's a really nice guy too and tries to make it as interesting as possible

I don't write reviews often but seriously don't take Psych with anyone but this guy. In order to do well, you 100% have to get your butt to class because he gives examples in class which show up directly on the exams. He gives opportunity for extra credit. Read the textbook pages on the parts not covered in class, he asks 1-2 questions bout them!

Lundquist made lectures entertaining and gave fun examples. Exams are based off the lecture notes so don't bother getting the textbook. There's no homework for lecture, but there is some for lab. Overall he's a funny guy and makes class fun, and his lectures are very straightforward.

Eric is the best prof I've had at UConn thus far. He is incredibly engaging and does everything possible to make the material interesting. You must go to lecture and you must study for exams--thoroughly. I never truly had to study hard for an exam up until I took this course, but I learned so much that it all felt worth it. Take this class.

Legit favorite man. Can be boring but he made us cookies and brings his dog in. If you study a few days before the exam you'll be fine. He also has his own grading scale which makes your grade higher and gives extra credit.

Such a nice man. Entertaining lecturer, but still can doze off. Makes psychology as interesting as he can. Brings cookies and his dogs to class. A++++

The class is easy and attendance is not necessary. Reviewing the lecture slides before the exams will get you in A in this class. The lab portion is also an easy A and a grade booster. There is opportunity to receive extra credit points for participating in participant pool experiments. Definitely take this course with Lundquist.

Eric is the best teacher for PSYC1100. His lectures are always super interesting and I really love hearing his ideas. He tells you to read from the textbook because there's usually one or two things he doesn't cover in his lectures that will be on the exam, but they're easy enough to learn on your own without the book. Sometimes he brings his dog!

He rocks!

Eric is a great guy. He is very straight forward from the start with what he expects of you. Three exams spaced out equally throughout the semester. He offers a study guide for each and as long as you do that and skim the assigned readings, you're bound to do good. Going to class is definitely important, since he says a lot not mentioned on slides.

Super nice and funny. Sometimes bring his black weiner dog Pluto in (soooo cute). Take lots of notes during lecture/don't skip. He'll give examples in class that will directly correspond to questions on the exams. His exam questions can be confusing, he wants you to logically come up with the answer instead of just memorizing. All multiple choice.

Focus and take a lot of notes in lecture, as many of the questions on the exams come straight from his examples. He's a really funny guy, and knows what he's talking about. "Lab" portion counted for 1/4 of the total grade, and was easy to get extra credit that will significantly help your grade. Not an easy A, but quite manageable.

He's a humorous werido. He sometimes bring his dog or dancing in class. He is very accessible to students after class and he's extremely friendly. Don't hesitate to ask him any question. He's lectures are full of fun. His exam need you really think through the knowledge instead of remembering every thing. I think he's a good instructor!

It's not an easy A but I absolutely love Eric! He gives hilarious and useful lectures that coincide with the book. Two exams and two quizzes with moderately difficult questions- if you take good notes in class and study a bit you'll be fine! Don't let the other reviews scare you- this is a definite must take class!

Eric is a fair teacher except that his tests are hard. Definitely need to know the information really well and be able to apply it and not just memorize it. He's a funny guy, the best psych 1100 professor at uconn by far. Skipping a few lectures here and there is okay but don't skip lab, its 1/4 of your grade and attendance is taken. Not an easy A

Eric is a great person and tries his best to make lecture interesting. Lab is super important, it's 25% of your grade. He sometimes brings his dog, Pluto, to lecture and it's the best.

Love Eric as a person, but the class wasn't the best. Tests were pretty tricky-- not the kind that you can just look over your notes the night before. An A is attainable, but you really have to work for it. If you have to take Psyc at UConn, DEFINITELY take it with Eric. Great guy and really tries to make his lectures interesting and enjoyable.

Eric is a really good guy, but I'm not a huge fan of his teach style. He would put the same slide up for what seemed like the first three weeks of class, and it was like he was talking about something completely different. He does his best to make it interesting, and the material isn't hard, his lectures just don't often have much structure to them

Lundquist really inspired me to take more courses in the area. lectures were always very digestible, well-organized, super clear on what he required, always fair on the exams, tried to put effort towards students' passing. He consistently entertained questions during & after class, wasnt stingy with his time & joked a ton. Couldnt recommend enough.

Perfect in each and every way. Wonderful professor. Great personality.

I really like Eric, he's a great teacher. This class is very difficult though, and your grade is based primarily on exams.

I always looked forward to this class, and now having taken exams, I like to think I know this class (Maybe). I think that he is very lecture heavy, but the material is not difficult and he's very interactive and helpful. If you study, you will do fine.

He is awesome!!!!

Solid dude. He's really funny. Tough class, I wish I did pass or fail.

Professor Lundquist is great. He cares about you and wants you to learn. He does hold review sessions before tests and encourages you to visit the SI. He is also a great lecturer and has even brought his dog in to explain some of the concepts. However, he does not know much about the labs you do and you really have to work to get a good grade.

He's the man! He has a great sense of humor and his lectures are never dry and often very interesting. I would recommend attending all of the lectures because the course content isn't just general knowledge and you will learn a lot. He gives a lot of support as well as a student instructor who has previously done very well in the course.

Best psych teacher you could get at UCONN. Hilarious and brings his dog to class and bakes cookies for all 700 students. The exams make up your whole grade so if you study hard for those you will do well. Has many helpful review sessions prior to exams as well.

Professor Lundquist is super passionate about psychology and that shows in his lectures. Exams are all multiple choice but can be a little tricky since its more conceptual ideas and applying them instead of memorization. He tries to be funny and is sometimes awkward. Also brings in his dog Pluto about 4 times a semester.

I previously took psychology which made the class a lot easier. There is definitely a lot of material to memorize but he explains the material very well. He is a very funny, caring professor and his lectures are interesting and engaging. There are 3 exams total and no other assignments and an extra credit opportunity. I would definitely take again

Eric is awesome! He is funny and always engaging. The lectures and readings are a bit heavy, with the exams being cumulative so the class is tough and you have to work for it. His dog makes guests appearances and it's the best thing ever. Be prepared to work your butt off though.

Eric is a really cool guy. He cares a lot about his students and always sends funny emails before exams. His lectures can lack structure ,but he tries to not make them boring. He baked cookies for his lectures and brought his dog to class! Study for a day or two before the exams and you'll do well. Most examples on exams are from lecture.

Doing the practice exams are highly recommended, it definitely prepared me for the real exams.

A very fun prof. Attendance isn't mandatory, but exams are very lecture heavy & cover examples that he talks about in class. Lectures sometimes don't have a clear structure, but are still interesting. I recommend getting the textbook, b/c there are some topics he doesn't cover in lecture, but are still on the exams.

Eric is a very enthusiastic guy. Lectures may seem laid-back, but he is covering a lot of material very quickly. It's extremely important to pay attention and write his examples down. Focusing on his powerpoints won't necessarily cut it. His dog is adorable and he's really funny. Would recommend.

Pretty easy class, good professor

Great professor, very enthusiastic , and funny. It wont hurt if you miss a 1-2 classes but the exams are lecture heavy. His powerpoints are online and he tells you exactly what to study. Overall great professor, he made psychology interesting and fun.

Professor Lundquist's lectures are the best you will ever go to. He is a really funny guy that makes learning the material not only bearable, but exciting. 10/10 would recommend if you are looking for an easy gen ed.

I had Eric for 1100 and loved him, but 3100 was very different for me. He jumps all over the place and his slides are sparse. He says a lot of things not on the slides, so you need to pay attention. Our whole grade came from two quizzes and two exams, so make sure you study your notes! He's an absolutely amazing professor, but the class was tough

Lundquist cares about his students, and is passionate about the material. You do the work, you get the grade. Very easily doable class if you put the effort into it.

Eric is a great man. Besides bringing his dog in A LOT, baking 400+ students cookies, and making some exam answers hilarious, he truly loves his subject and wants students to succeed. His exams are very fair and lab is an easy A as long as you show up and respect the TA. He is very accessible and send the most hilarious emails. TAKE HIS CLASS!!

Going to lecture and taking notes on exactly hat he says is important. The powerpoints are online, but the tests are focused on what he says and not the slides. Overall, supper nice and funny guy! He even made cookies for the entire lecture!

HE SOMETIMES BRINGS HIS DOG PLUTO INTO CLASS!!! You can tell he is a nerd and really knows a lot and cares a great deal about this discipline.

He talks a lot about irrelevant things so that makes lecture a drag. However, most of the things in his exams are based on his lectures, with the exception of a very few things that he mentions that are in the readings. He had a S.I. and review sessions, so if you ever struggle I would suggest to attend those. Pretty much an easy A

Eric is a great professor and the class is very straightforward. He is enthusiastic in his teaching which makes lectures enjoyable. Just show up and take notes on the examples he references to do well on the exams. He adds in a good amount of extra credit, so as long as you put the effort forward, you will do well.

Eric is awesome! He is so funny and brought the whole lecture cookies and brings his dog to class often. The grade for class is based off of 3 exams and your psych lab grade. Psych lab is an easy A and exams can be a bit challenging, but he takes that into consideration and curves it quite a bit AND gives about 5 free questions on exams!

He's really a fun teacher and tries to make the lectures entertaining except he'll get off topic. The info on his slides aren't always the best either, but just showing up or reading some of the textbook was enough. 3 exams total, not always easy but he curves them. Plus he brings his dog in a lot and made cookies for everyone!

Amazing professor

Show up to lecture and take notes, he is engaging and his passion for the materiel truly shows. If you took AP psych or just have good study skills you will get an A. Also do all the experimental credits for some extra points

He is a great professor for PSYC 1100, but not so much for PSYC 1101 because he is much more passionate about material learned in 1100. He is very funny and not super serious. His slides are pretty easy to understand, but he explains a lot in lectures that are important to note. It's essential you read the textbook! Exams make up your grade!

Eric is a great person and you can tell he cares a lot about his students. He goes out of his way to make sure you are getting all the resources you need to learn. But he's quite the rambler so be prepared for that in his lectures. Overall a great experience.

He is a very nice person but tends to ramble a lot in lecture. Online classes consist of pre-recorded lectures on a black screen with audio so you have to really pay attention. Exams aren'y hard, but definitely conceptual, you have to really know your stuff.

You have to know what sort of person you are. If you can be accountable for your work and be caught up, this is a great class. I do very well because I can sit down at a time and listen and follow along with his pre-recorded lectures. Sadly, we are only graded by a few things, but so far the test was fairly easy. I thoroughly enjoy this class.

From my experience taking the class, it's very lecture heavy. He tends to go on tangents, yet he always gets to the point eventually. He's a hilarious professor and has made learning the content easier with my experience. Pay attention, take thorough notes and you should be fine. He has a passion for teaching the content and it shows. (:

He teaches and explains the information really well so it's easy to understand (even the science bits). He's always available for extra clarification and willing to help. Most of the grade is dependent on tests but I've found them to be easy if you take notes and listen to the lectures. Very passionate about the subject.

Eric's lectures can be a bit all over the place, but you really will learn a lot from him. He's a super interesting guy & knows how to make even the most boring topics fun. The entire class is 3 exams and a lab so if you aren't a good test taker I would stay away. PS DONT get the textbook, he said at the beginning of the semester he hadn't read it.

Eric's a great guy, and I wish I had the opportunity to take this in person with him. He's super understanding with COVID, and our exams are open notes+no camera. There's only 2 exams and the final, awesome! I personally disliked his prerecorded lectures, but I got As on the exams so far with just the slides. Take it with him, you won't regret it!

I definitely regret not having him in person. He was absolutely hilarious and always managed to keep me entertained during his lectures. Best way to do well is by taking notes and reviewing them. He wants you to succeed!

The lectures would have been 10x more entertaining in person, but the professor's humor and fun references definitely helped. Make sure you actually listen to the lectures and take good notes because the exams are very lecture heavy. We had extra credit opportunities and the lab was an easy A.

Professor Lundquist is a great person who wants students to do well and understand the current circumstances of learning during the pandemic. Lectures are great, be sure to watch/go to lecture (depending on format) and read the textbook. Exams are fair and possible to get A in class if you study and work hard. Great class for anyone who needs 1101.

I really wish I could have met Eric in person! He is very funny, so his lectures (and emails for that matter) are always interesting and never boring. I didn't read the textbook-he posts a pdf version you can use during the test. All exams were open-notes. Would recommend watching lectures and taking notes, as his exams are lecture-heavy.

Eric is probably one of the kindest professors at UConn. He goes to great lengths to make sure his students pass.

Eric is funny and kind hearted. Not good at responding to emails, but has Webex office hours 2x weekly. Exams are open note / curved. I took this to brush up on psych for the mcat but I honestly don't feel like I learned much, class was pretty disorganized with his sporadic posting of lectures and how off topic he would get, nevertheless easy A.

Eric is just a great guy, lectures are funny and easy to listen to. I took this online and exams were open note on lockdown browser. As long as you take notes in lecture the exams are easy. It's easy to get behind on lectures though. He also gave us a free online textbook which was nice considering I didn't use it once. Would take any class w/ Eric

Professor Lundquist is extremely funny and really knows how to interact with college students, and I'm disappointed I did not get to experience his class in person. I feel like the online format did not appeal to his teaching style, lectures were hard to follow and were just audio recordings from last year. Your grade rides on the exams.

Amazing lectures. I wish I was able to take him in person. He also does a nice curve on final grades.

I really wish I'd gotten to experience him in person. Listening to his lectures, it seems like it was a really fun class. He's stilly relatively funny online and his e-mails make me smile. He very clearly wants you to do well so he curves the exams and adds one or two additional questions where he'll tell you the answer so you can get extra points.

Eric is awesome. Really wish I got to take this class in person. His lectures were extremely funny and enjoyable even through a computer screen with only audio. Your grade depends on 3 exams (and a lab) which isn't ideal but if you take notes on the slides and the lectures, you should be fine. The exams are open note.

If you are okay with reading essay length announcements, you'll do alright. He is funny and if you read his stuff, it is good, but can feel like a waste of time. He loves the textbook, but there is a free online one somewhere. Exams are okay, but you need to prep a little first. He does explain well, but was behind schedule and never posted lecture

I loved this class! If you take notes during lecture and use them during the exams you'll do really well. I just wish the lectures he uploaded weren't audio files and that i was able to experience this class in person.

Eric is a great choice for an intro psych class. The key to success on exams is to write down EXAMPLES of concepts in his lectures. If you do that, and take thorough notes, you should be well off. He even offers extra credit opportunities. Only con is he doesn't respond quickly to emails, but if necessary you can see him during office hours.

Professor Lundquist was a good professor in the sense that he was clear about what information you have to know and didn't try to trick you on exams. He was friendly in class but his lectures were very slow. This is an easy class if you study for the tests!

I loved this course, the lectures are dense but Professor Lundquist is such an amazing person to be learning from. His passion for the topic makes the lectures engaging and the fact that he brings his dog to both online and in-person lectures whenever he can is beautiful. You have to do a little reading and definitely take good lecture notes.

Prof. Lundquist is fantastic, his lectures are genuinely interesting to listen to. He makes the topics of the class very easy to understand, and his exams are almost word-for-word what he says in lecture. As long as you take half-decent notes and study a bit, this is an easy A with him, HIGHLY recommend.

Attend the lectures. Hes such an amazing person and makes Psych interesting to learn. But study hard. You have to work for that A.

great professor! eric kinda rambles in class so sometimes its a little boring but honestly, he cares about his students and is passionate about psyc. i would tell my friends about his everyday, definitely take him if you can. plus sometimes he brings his dog :)

I really liked Eric (Yes, he has you call him Eric). I didn't attend all of the lectures, and did fine. He makes the lectures very interesting, and he even brings in his dog sometimes, which was definitely a highlight of the semester. You have to take a lab course with them, but the lab has nothing to do with the course. No homework, but hard exams

The class itself isnt too bad but sometimes the lectures can be very dry as he rambled a lot. But a lot of the time he makes it fun and interesting. But the SI sessions I found to be SOOOO helpful as she made special slides and practice exams. Thats literally all I studied for the tests. He also curves them a lot which is good!

eric is the best professor i have ever had. period. his teaching style isnt for everyone, but the class is doable regardless of whether or not you go to lecture. he cares, and he loves psych. he wants you to succeed. recommend any of his classes to anyone.

The class is based 25% on your discussion section and 25% on each of the 3 exams. The lectures definitely aren't for everyone, and sometimes the things he explains the most are seemingly the most basic concepts. He cares about his students a lot though, and often times he brings in his dog (his name is Pluto and he's really adorable)

He is a really good guy and very passionate about the stuff he teaches. Exams were pretty fair, but these are the only grades besides research participation so it was kind of stressful. He does offer up to 7 extra credit points which is very uplifting and brings his dog sometimes. He does ramble but I didnt mind it because it is interesting stuff

LOVE HIM! he can ramble a lot but he posts the slides online so its ok, only 3 exams which were straight forward and pretty easy, only take if you like self teaching and dont rely on lectures, hes also super funny and tries to make light of his class which is super refreshing

solid dude

Super engaging and funny lectures. He definitely likes to hear himself talk and gets carried away on tangents sometimes, but you will never be bored. Exams are easy as long as you study for them. I never read the book and still got an A in the class. He is always willing to talk to you after class on material if you need help. Very approachable.

Eric is a very nice professor. Lectures can be long and he rambles sometimes, but he is very funny and personable. His exam's are not difficult, so long as you study and attend lectures, which I strongly recommend. He will sometimes bring his dog in and always starts class by playing a song that has some relation to the lecture.

Eric is probably my favorite professor I've ever had. He is a gem--so smart, funny, and his enthusiasm for the subject makes his lectures engaging. Yes, he rambles, but it's entertaining and once you get used to his style he's actually easy to follow. The class is at 5pm but I actually look forward to going to it. Also his dog Pluto is the cutest!

Eric is a great guy and likes to build student-professor relationships. I took Psyc 1100 with him and this class has a lecture and lab section, the class has 3 exams, meaning that most of your grade relies on attending lectures since there's no other assignments. He rambles a little but if you take handwritten notes it's easier to concentrate

- grade is based on three non cumulative exams including the final, and lab grade (easy A) - he brings his dog - go to lecture, he uses his examples in lecture on exams - lecture can get boring at times because he rambles - exams are all multiple choice but you still have to actually understand the material to do well - he does curve the exams

Eric is nice and very approachable. What I feel he needs to improve on are his lectures. Like everyone has said, he rambles a lot and you can't understand what is important and what's not. Also, his slides aren't too clear either. But you only have 3 non-cumulative exams you're graded on and a lab that is easy if you just follow the outlines given.

There isn't any homework, only three tests including the final. The final isn't cumulative and only covers information learned after Exam 2. The slides are posted online so you don't have to go to lectures, however, he is more in depth during them and it might help a lot. The textbook is optional and he provides a free PDF.

Eric is the funniest professor I've ever had. Sometimes if I can't relate new topics to old things it's hard to learn, but he does this all the time with funny stories and it makes the lectures a lot more engaging and entertaining. The only assignments are 3 exams, it helps to go to the lectures for context, but I missed some classes and was fine.

I went to every lecture because he was so engaging with the material. Lots of notetaking but he made it really manageable and interesting. He also frequently brings in his dog, Pluto, for the lectures. His energy made me smile and I would absolutely take another one of his classes

Enjoyable lectures, can get off topic quick but overall very good

I had Eric for this class and Psyc 1000. I enjoyed both classes and Eric's passion for the subject contributed to this. He talks fast so you need to be a good note taker, and he tests on things he says in class that aren't on the slides he gives. The textbook isn't required to do well and his exams aren't hard, but it's cruical to study for them.

He's a nice guy, he doesn't want anyone to fail being that it is an intro course. I barely went to lectures, especially at the end of the semester and I still did well because I took notes on his slides / chapters. The tests are curved and participating in studies gave me extra credit. Overall he is chill, just lectures in a way I did not like.

Professor Lundquist is an amazing professor for how extroverted he is and I have nothing but respect for him and his seemingly spontaneous and unabashed craziness. I took PSYC 1100 and it was really difficult for me as an English major but Lundquist and his antics made the struggle totally worth it. He is amazing and is honestly the ideal teacher.

Funny guy, loves to ramble, and focuses a lot on the first few weeks of lecture when really you only need to know names and dates for exams. Exams are curved heavily and lab section is easy. Go to SI if you want to cut down on time studying for the exams though, very helpful.

Eric is such a funny and kind guy. I will say you need to study very hard for his exams because he tends to ramble during lectures so please consider reading up on material and any assigned readings (there are not too many at all so don't worry). There is no homework or classwork and there are only 3 exams (he curves them) so you have to do well!

This guy is great - his lectures were funny, made sense, and carefully guided me through the subject matter of PSYC 1100. I'd 100% recommend him for any course. Your grade is made up of three exams (which were just fine if you study) and a very easy lab/discussion section. Exams are in person and on lockdown browser, so study!

I absolutely LOVE Lundquist, but lectures tend to only cover 2-3 slides every class & he rambles about random topics. The class is graded on 3 exams which are online/lockdown browser, 30 questions & not cumulative. They're not difficult if you study & he gives study guides for every exam. There's a lab w/ a TA that is 25% of your grade. Easy A

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Lundquist is very nice but lectures are somewhat boring and a decent amount of the time he goes off on random rants. Tests are pretty hard, very theoretical, would recommend reading the textbook chapters and studying far out. Lab is very easy though and the extra credit can carry your grade.

Professor Lundquist is easily the best professor I've ever had! He clearly knows what he's teaching and is enthusiastic about it too. He also brings his little dog into lecture so he gets bonus points for that. He gives you the link to all his slides but take notes in YOUR OWN VOICE! It's very information heavy but if you try, you'll learn a lot.

Eric is an amazing professor. Sometimes he may go on rambles but that's normal in college, especially for a professor who loves his job. His exams are super easy, those who can't get an A either don't attend lecture, or slept through the lecture. It's really hard to not get an A in this class. Professor is really friendly and funny too!

Eric is a really nice guy who is very passionate about teaching. There is no homework for this class at all, 3 tests make up the entire grading criteria. All tests get curved though so as long as you pay attention to lecture and study a little you'll be fine.

Nice guy and informative lectures. Easy A if you go to class and take notes

He's a really funny guy but his class can be tough. you HAVE to go to his lectures. It's not mandatory but if you care about your grade, GO because you will understand the exams more if you listen to him (He does ramble a lot so...) His exams can be kinda hard too because you need to fully understand the topic

He is a great person, but if you took AP psych and know most of the material, lecture isn't worth it. He talks about two slides the whole class, and i could take notes on the whole unit before he switches one slide. But he did always bring his dog and if you do the extra credit u can get 7 extra credit points. exams + final are just 30 mcq

easiest professor ever, Go to class.

Eric is a great professor but sometimes he goes over board doing the lectures. There are extra credit option do those, that will help a lot there's only 4 exams. Go the SI session for the Psych class, it will help a lot .Take him for the course because the other one are not much good according to my fellow mates.

I loved Eric's lectures, but his teaching style doesn't work for everybody. He tends to ramble. You MUST attend lectures and actively listen, for your own good. He's a refreshingly chill and funny guy, and I enjoyed his class. Lab is 25% of your grade, and the 3 exams (2 midterms + 1 final) are 25% each, so STUDY!!! Some extra credit is offered

He's an entertaining professor but he gets really mad when people try to pack up early. 75% of the grade is 3 multiple choice quizzes but the information is structured so you cannot memorize terms but rather apply your knowledge. Do not forget to do the extra credit, it will help your grade a lot.

Very nice guy, pretty funny but he rambles a lot, it can get hard to follow along and take notes. A lot of people never showed up for lecture, you have to teach yourself most of the material anyways. Tests are easy to pass if you just study a little, he also brings his dog Pluto in a lot which was the best part of going to class.

It's impossible to dislike the guy - he's charismatic and upbeat, if a bit zany. He once explained that he's not rambling, he's providing relevant examples to help us understand the material. That may be his perception of his teaching style, but imo it's most definitely rambling. Lab is free points, as is the extra credit. Easy enough A

A caring professor. He rambles a lot, which is sometimes difficult to understand what exactly he wants, however the material is not particularly hard. I would recommend looking and understanding the overviews he gives on HuskyCT. Tests fairly difficult, but gave a massive amount of extra credit on two of them. Graded by 3 exams plus a lab grade.

Overall the class was easy. Lectures were a bit boring and the slides weren't very clear. That being said, if you go to SI review sessions they provide easy to understand slides of the material. Tests weren't too difficult and he adjusts the grades based on the overall class performance. You can also get 7 extra grade points through extra credit.

Eric is a wonderful man! He makes his lectures as engaging as possible with a little bit of charades, a little bit of (appropriate) cursing, lots of jokes, and lots of repetition to make sure that important concepts stick. He also brings his sweet little dog, Pluto, to class! He held a review session before our first test that was very helpful.

Eric is very educated on psychology and knows what he is talking about. He is very lecture heavy and doesn't post the slides on huskyct however, if you go to the lectures, you will be fine for the exams. He is very funny and engaging too!

Professor Lundquist is a really nice guy, he does ramble on in class and sometimes makes things sound more confusing then they really are. I have never read the textbook and you dont have to, his exams have nothing to do with what the book says. You are graded on 3 exams, your lab, and extra credit points. Make sure to study for exams!!

Eric is incredible. Super funny, brought his puppy Pluto to class almost every lecture! I got a 5 on AP Psych, so I assumed all the material would be irrelevant to me. But Eric made it intriguing regardless, and I learned new things despite my experience. Super understanding, flexible, funny, and always wanting to know students even in lectures.

Grades in this class are based off of two exams and two quizzes and one quiz is take-home. I think that this information is challenging to comprehend, but if you attend lecture and go to office hours he is more than willing to help his students succeed. He is a good explainer and is hilarious. He also brings his dog to class sometimes.

PSYC1100 is exactly what you would expect for an intro level psych class. If you took AP Psych in high school, 85% of the content is the same. Eric is a funny and nice professor, but does tend to ramble. Tests are heavily curved, but definitely not the hardest and getting a good grade in this class is absolutely attainable. No need to read the book

Professor Lundquist is great at exploring the nuances of psychology. Even if you've taken a psych course during high school, you'll probably learn something new from him. His tests are pretty hard, but he curves the tests generously and the lab portion can boost your grade. Attendance isn't mandatory, but it really helps you pass the tests.

He was by far one of my favorite professors. His exams are pretty easy if you go to lecture and the only difficult part is you have to write down what he is saying and not just what is on the slides (I would use a computer because it's faster). Overall he is super funny and nice, and goes over all the material you need. Sometime he has his dog too!

Eric is a really nice guy. he is very passionate about psychology and brought his dog into lectures which was fun. However, this class was only graded based on exams and they were tough. The questions are worded weirdly, I had to reread multiple times. Study guides are a bunch of links and it's unclear what content is actually going to be on exams.

Eric is lovely. He's very accommodating to his students, and the tests aren't that difficult assuming you go to class and use the comprehensive study guide he provides. He does like to yap about things that aren't on the exam, but it's because he genuinely loves the field of psychology and is passionate about it. Overall an easy class.

his lectures are funny, but you don't need to go to them, the content is really easy and his tests aren't hard at all and are scaled like crazy, 3 in person tests is all your graded on. Extra credit is so easy to get. Go to the SI sessions before a test and just study that and its an easy A

I love Eric, super funny, chill dude. Friendly and talkative. The slides contain main ideas/terms that he then explains verbally, so pay attention. Semantic differences bt/w some concepts can be tricky. Textbook supplemental, included w/ course. Sometimes he brings his dog, Pluto (dachshund/poodle mix, SO CUTE). 2 quizzes, 2 exams, no EC

Each test is 25% (there's 3) and lab is 25%. Lab is easy-do the work and you will get full points. The tests are all 30 MCQ. I did not do any of the out of class readings and passed with an A- so don't stress. Go to class and listen to his lectures. I used the TA's test review slides and my notes to make flashcards for the tests. He curves.

Eric is a fun teacher, however his tests can be pretty hard (mc). Lectures are mandatory but are recommended to succeed. SI sessions are very helpful and well help achieve better grades. Gives extra credit for participating in lab studies (easy/simple), tests are curved

Eric does tend to ramble on a lot. Highly recommend that you go to lectures because he teaches more than there is on the slides. Don't buy textbook no matter what the bookstore says, he gives free and entirely different copy to read. Tests are only multiple choice but is decently difficult, you will need to know the material decently well for tests

Eric is an absolute riot! His lectures are always entertaining, and he is knowledgable about a wide range of topics. If you talk to him once, he will remember your name -- I would take every class with him if UConn would allow it. Do the readings and go to class; he does not try to trick you with exams.

Funny guy who jokes around a lot. He likes to go off-topic with each point but wraps it up at the end. Attendance is not mandatory and he will post the content for each exam near the end. Consists of 2 exams and a final (not cumulative). Attend the SI; they'll go over the content in a better way. They have practice exams with the key given to you

BEST PROFESSOR!

Eric is so FUN. I loved chatting with him outside of class and inside his lectures are hilarious and relatable, which I think makes it easier to remember. You're only really graded on the exams, but you have the easy lab and easy extra credit to cushion it. He may ramble a little but he's clearly passionate and it's fun to listen to. Take him!!!

Professor Lundquist is very humorous and makes lectures very entertaining, but also informative for learning the course content. The exams aren't horrible, but can be difficult with the formatting of questions/very in-depth knowledge. SI review sessions are very helpful -- only downside is that TA Lauren doesn't read emails...

Eric is a very fun and engaging lecturer. I attended all his lectures, actively listened, and only ever reviewed the material the night before the exam. Never got below an A- on a test. I think the key to doing well in his class is attending the lectures and definitely go to SI if you feel lost.

Only 3 tests + lab make up your grade. Tests weren't too bad if you could pay attention in lecture but he rambles so it can be hard. SI review sessions before exams really helped. Some extra credit available. Overall not bad, just all over the place

I LOVED THIS CLASS. Look if you're someone who gets easily distracted, don't take it. However, his really random examples actually help you remember things, GO TO THE LECTURE. I never missed his class and I did very well on exams. Lauren's SI slides helped so much with studying and thats all you ever needed to study but he does give u a study guide

Great professor. He likes to ramble, but he definitely really cares about the class and his students. Attendance isn't mandatory, but almost every exam question is directly answered in lecture, so definitely go. Tests aren't too hard if you go to lecture, but they're each worth 25% of grade so definitely prepare well.

Great guy but not the best at teaching to his tests. Definitely go to lectures AND SI. The SI slides are super helpful for the tests. Tests aren't bad if you study based on those slides. Lab is super easy. Sometimes he brings his dog lol

Eric is such a funny, kind person and his lectures are super engaging. He teaches basic topics, that you might have already learned in HS, in a way that makes them interesting. His "off topic rants" actually add a lot to the lecture and, if you're confused, he is super approachable. Also, the tests are very easy - everything comes from lecture.

Dr. Lundquist is an engaging lecturer and makes the class interesting. He would also sometimes bring his dog into lecture for demonstrations (or just because). The exams were very easy, and part of your grade is based on whether you volunteered for research studies, which was an easy grade boost.

I think some people judge Eric too hard- super nice guy, likes to entertain his students, but rambles at times. Although there are lots of stories, there are slides (text heavy) that I believe he posts as well. Tests weren't terrible if you actually study and there is also extra credit. The lab section of this class is the easiest thing ever.

Robert Rescorla and Ivan Pavlov engage in a epic rap battle 10/10 professor

Pros: Super nice, funny, approachable, passionate, brings his dog into class sometimes, has lots of resources. Cons: Rambles every class, posts study guide at last minute (same w/ slides), disorganized, exams are very difficult (he curves them but it still doesn't help). Go to SI, do well in lab, and you'll be okay for exams. AP Psych helped too.

Hilarious but with only 3 exams and a lab to make up your grade, the course was very punishing. SI sessions are a good supplement. His exam questions are not memory based they are synthesis based, so you have to utilize your learning to answer questions. Change your study habits accordingly.

One of the best prof I had this year. I disagree that he rambles, I think he try his best to explain concepts and be engaging in his lecture. The SI session does not really help, just try to get the slide from the session and look through it on your own.

Listen here and listen well. If you don't go to lecture, you're cooked. TAKE GOOD LECTURE NOTES. You're gonna study from your lecture notes, the examples he uses in lecture, and the slides he posts. He also posts these really detailed and helpful study guides for each test. There is a textbook- Don't use it, you don't need it. I like his lectures.

If you really pay attention to his lectures they are EXTREMELY helpful, and all of his examples are either used on exams or directly correlate to the content, you just have to really stick with him. The SI sessions are great for reinforcement, but seriously just go to lecture and actually listen. He's pretty funny and really cares about the class.

Pay attention in lecture!! He is funny and gives good examples that he uses on the exams. Just go over the study guide and you will be fine. He also brings his cute dog in most classes which is a plus

He is a very nice person and he definitely is willing to help, I do agree that he could be more clear during lectures and he rants a ton, but I personally had no problems with that. Overall, his class was not the easiest, but an A is very much attenable if you simply study and ask him to clarify concepts you may be struggling with.