Dear John, thank you !
Animal research: HormonesHi John. In the above you suggest that students can use Bahrick et al for reconstructive memory but there is no mention of using it for this question anywhere else on the site. In AL we use at as a study of long-term memory. Can you clarify that it...
Study guide: Reliability of cognitionHi John and Laura, I'm reviewing some of the RQs provided by my students and am second-guessing my interpretation of the guide and TSM. Are students allowed to apply theories to findings of studies that did not use the theory? For example,...
Choosing a questionHi John, Please could advise briefly on the suitability/pitfalls of the following EE proposed RQs (I'm especially unsure about the first one)? 1. TWE is narcissism associated with high versus fragile self-esteem? 2....
Extended Essay (2026)Dear Russell Yes. One focuses on aggression. The other focuses on gender stereotyping. Both may be used for SCT.
Kimball (1986)Dear Jill Yes, that is fine.
Study guide: EtiologiesDear Alin This is a purely sociocultural study. There was no measurement of any cognitive factor. It would not be accepted.
Sherif et al (1954)Dear Pascale, As I wrote above, if the students evaluate it saying that they both show the role of corticoids on memory, but that the limitation of the argument is that they don't test the same type of memory, that would be fine. Otherwise,...
Animal research: HormonesDear Maria You are correct. I will fix this. Thank you!
Inquiry: Intrinsic vs extrinsic
Alin
Thanks so much John!!
Sherif et al (1954)