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Self-Hypnosis MP3
The file is an mp3, suitable for downloading to your smartphone or mp3 player.
Students who try this for at least 5 days (one session a day) and keep a journal will receive extra credit.
Hypnosis
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Hypnosis – more than just a party gag?
The following clip demonstrates the potential thereputic uses of hypnosis.
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Cartoon/ What People think I do Meme homework assignment
Scholars!
You have two options for a homework assignment on perceptions of teenagers.
Draw a two-frame cartoon that captures their opinions on how adults see adolescents and how adolescents see themselves. Symbols, caricatures, exaggerated features, labels, and other tools are commonly used by cartoonists. Here’s a link to a cartoon about a teenager that might be useful…but [...]
Case Study – A man who acts like a baby
The embedded clip is a story of a man who engages in child-like behavior.
Is this simply ‘relaxation’ or evidence that this man failed to successfully complete a stage of development according to Freud, Kohlberg, or Erikson?
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Chapter 3 Brainteaser!
Turn in or email your response to this question and you will receive extra credit.
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Harlow’s Experiment on Social Behavior
This clip explores the work of Dr. Harlow on social behavior.
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Video on Piaget
This clip illustrates the four Stages of Cognitive Development according to Piaget.
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Descriptive Statistics Lesson Slideshow
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I have embedded the slide show from today’s lesson on descriptive statistics – and added some content that my 1st period class did not view. I also encourage you to check out the interactive lesson site I posted earlier.
Descriptive stats for psych
View more presentations from John Martin.
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Descriptive Statistics Interactive lesson
Follow this link for an excellent tutorial on descriptive statistics.
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Milgrim Experiment Revisited
This is a clip about the Milgrim experiment.
Which problems in psychological research are evident in this experiment? What solutions could be applied to correct this experiment?
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