Dear Marina, I just answered this question for you on Facebook. As for this study, the fact that is similar to Daniel and Woody is not a problem. The student developed their own stimulus piece and questionnaire for the experiment....
Sample experiment 1Dear Usha, You can find this information in the guide. They have to study group behavior. They may study either human attraction or conflict. Both fall under "interpersonal relationships."
Human relationshipsDear John and Laura, Since I am still struggling with understanding how background studies should be selected for the topic studied,for this sample I would be having concerns about the student's study resembling the background study by Daniel...
Sample experiment 1Dear Aishe Some of the textbook was used in the update of the 2017 textbook (2026), but it is not the same textbook. So, the citation should be different. As for 2027, please see the citation above. That is the citation...
Psychology textbook (2027)Dear John, I am following sequential model you have suggested - So i have a question related to the topics to be covered under human relationships. Do we have to cover all the topics from group behavior, human attraction and interpersonal...
Human relationshipsDear John, Thank you so much for your response. I had a look at the Crane and Hannibal book, and it appears to correspond to the textbook uploaded as Psychology Textbook 2026 on InThinking. I am, however, still a...
Psychology textbook (2027)Dear Bassam The guide says that you may study attraction or conflict.
Conflict: Improving relationshipsHi John/Laura, Curious as to your decision to include inter-group conflict when the learning objective is about interpersonal relationships. Is there something I am missing?
Conflict: Improving relationshipsDear Charles, That is a very broad question, and to be honest, I am not sure where to start. What are you most concerned about? Could you be more specific? The key is that you should try to go to a workshop (ideally face-to-face)...
Cognitive processes
Bhavna
Hi, this bit is confusing as the content for brain maturation, neuroplasticity and critical periodhas been presented together with no clear indication of information/ research example relevant to each separately as thgere can be a question...
Brain development