Hi John, Thank you. I am a little confused. Are students creating research questions from the video or from the slides regarding challenges to research? And if so what is the point of the 'effects of dating apps' video?
Inquiry: Technology and datingHi John I have taught my students about Gottman - four horsemen of the relational apocalypse and how there are antidotes in improving relationship communication. Would that be enough and still count as strategy for improving relationships or...
Interpersonal relationships: StrategiesThank you! Good to know that these are (consent) options, will hopefully inspire others to think more broadly.
Choice of research topicI'm unsure at this point, but will take Laura's advice below about memory as a DV. Let's see what she comes back with next week! Thank you
Choice of research topicDear Rosemin Just to add, Alzheimer's patients who still have capacity to give consent could be the participants, or those with next-of-kin who could consent. Like John, I cannot think how the student would collect data on behavioural symptoms...
Choice of research topicDear Bhavna Instructions for the participants should also be included. They can be written at the top of the word list, and the word list should have been developed by the student themselves. In Appendix 2, I have instructions at the top of...
Sample experiment 1The x-axis is the number of hours of sleep. The numbers on the y-axis is the percentage. Each vertical bar is divided into colored sections representing the categories. The height of each colored section indicates the proportion of respondents...
Data representation: Social mediaDear Anais, That is correct. You don't need to teach both conflict and attraction. Only one of the two.
Lesson Plans: Interpersonal conflictDear Maria Paula, You will find it here: https://thinkib.net/psychology/page/61240/memory-environmental-factors
Lesson plans: Cognitive approach
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Hi John, Do students need to know all of these theories? I am now teaching it from the relatonships unit - is primary vs secondary motives linked to evolutionary theory / drive reduction theory applicable here? And use of Wedekind's study?
What is motivation?