I did this today and it worked a treat! Thanks for a cool activity that opens students' eyes about deep processing.
Levels of processing activityDear Jill, Yes, it would. .
Study guide: Cognitive processesDear Joanna, You are correct. No MRI was used in this study. The mice were killed to measure neurotransmitter levels.
Cases et al (1995)Hi John! Would the Health Belief Model count as a thinking and decision making model for Cognitive? Or should students only talk about HBM in relation to a Health Psychology question?
Study guide: Cognitive processesDear John, Student wrote that this study uses MRI and used it as an example in a MRI essay question (mock exams). I don´t think MRI was used but I can´t also access the full study. Do you perhaps know? Thank you! Kind regards, Joanna
Cases et al (1995)Thank you John
Experiment: Exercise and memoryDear Sarah, They are not required to have a counterargument. You will see that it is nowhere in the assessment rubric. If they do have a counter-argument, then the approach would be that there are other explanations, but rather showing...
Choosing a questionYes, that is correct.
Experiment: Exercise and memoryDear David, I have 25 in my class. Here is a description of how I do it: https://thinkib.net/psychology/page/65925/concept-debate-slt-and-aggression
Concept based debates
Ida
Dear John, maybe this is just me being blind, so you will have to forgive me if the question is stupid. In Patrova et al's study, it says that collectivism / individualism made a difference for the participants, but it does not say in which way! Did...
Compliance techniques