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Critically thinking about sociocultural

One of the ways to challenge students to develop critical thinking skills is to give them "big questions" which ask them to really explain and justify their ideas. The following worksheet is one that I give to my first-year students after finishing the socio-cultural approach. Obviously, since these questions do not necessarily have a "correct" answer, students' responses may vary. I have included some key ideas that...


Tags: critical thinking, attribution, stereotype threat, sociocultural, Milgram, conformity, stereotyping

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