Dear Ida, With regard to the wording of the question, this would be fine. If the question were "Discuss bias in the study of ..." then it would not be accepted.
Attraction: Cognitive explanationsDear John. When answering a question about bias with regard to cognitive explanations of human relationships, a student has discussed the halo effect as a cognitive bias. Would this be credited as an analysis point (link between concept and area of...
Attraction: Cognitive explanationsThank you!
Classical conditioningDear Alix, It isn't. It is a Behaviorist model and would not earn credit.
Classical conditioningDear Shiza, Did you click on the link above for the revision guide?
Revision: Learning and cognition P1CHi John, Is there a bank of paper 1 Section C questions that could possibly come up somewhere on the ThinkIb platform?
Revision: Learning and cognition P1CHi John, One of my students has used Classical conditioning as a 'cognitive model' - I'm just checking that conditioning is not classed as a cognitive 'model'? Thank you,
Classical conditioningThank you, Anais. Fixed.
ObservationsI think it is a good plan. It allows you to teach the cognitive approach (part of learning and cognition) and the sociocultural approach (part of human relationships) and then finish with Health where you can address the biological approach.
Rethinking the one-year SL course
Jacquie
Hi John,Will Research Methods and Ethics ERQs on both paper 1 and 2 always be written with the 'Discuss' command?Thanks!
Assessment: Paper 2