Assess students' ability to identify and analyze mise-en-scène and visual symbolism in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho. Focus on how lighting, composition, set and costume design, props, camera placement, and spatial staging function in key scenes (e.g., the shower sequence, Bates Motel/House, parlor) to convey themes of identity, voyeurism, guilt, and repression; require specific scene examples, interpretive justification grounded in film-text evidence, and brief reference to Hitchcock's directorial intent and historical context.