Hi John, me again! Could you please clarify, can students be asked the following question:Contrast two or more research methods in the study of cultural origins of behaviour and or cognitionIf so, would Kimball, and Fagot study still...
Study guide: CultureHi John, Sorry for a follow up post already, but I see what I misunderstood. There were 40 participants in the study and 39 people in the hypothetical groups.
Hamilton and Gifford (1976)Hi John, If there were 40 participants, how were the group sizes 26 and 13? Thanks!
Hamilton and Gifford (1976)Thank you John. That is good enough for me!Appreciate it. I'll pivot slightly to ensure all of the discussion points link back to the named concept in some way. Cheers. Josh
Revision: Learning and cognition P1CThe problem with those resources is that they are not vetted or approve. the focus of the response must be on the concept in the question. To refer to it only once would result in a low score. The command term will almost always be “discuss.” And...
Revision: Learning and cognition P1CThat is a good question. It has never been asked, and I think that oa because it doesn’t make sense. i tell me students that if they are asked such a question, describe a neuron and use an example of neuroplasticty.
Paper 1 clarificationsDear Reina Yes, they may be asked separately. However, if the questionnis about research methods, or ethical consideration, it will always be “in the study of hormones and/or pheromones“
Paper 1 clarificationsThank you John - that is massive help in how I structure the course.What are your thoughts on my other question above about the 1C question? Thanks again.
Revision: Learning and cognition P1CDear Josh that is correct. But to clarify, for the questions in 1B, the scenario will be linked to one of the contexts. That doesn’t mean that students need to know about the context specifically, bit it will make for more familiar reading.
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Dear John, If cultural dimensions come as an ERQ then can the students use Berry for I-C?
Berry (1967)