I would recommend that you do. The information on data analysis, however, is only for HL candidates.
Surveys and questionnairesDear Chris It is most likely a case study - as it also involves interviews with the adults. I would not call it a longitudinal observation.
Study guide: CultureDear Laura Students are not required to always identify the official method of a study. When preparing students for the "one or more research methods" question, I would have them try to focus on experiments as this has the most to write...
Alloy et al (1999)Dear John Hope you are well! I noticed not that Revision: Learning and Cognition P1(AB) is no longer listed on this resource page. Was it removed? Also, (and no pressure purely curious), will there be revision guides for the other 3 contexts?...
Revision: Learning and cognition P1Chello Laura, thank you for your response.. Quick question, where we can get the updates as in December 2025? To clarify, So if the question is Discuss one or more theory on thinking and decision making? the student can...
Dual Process TheoryDear John,Should I teach this lesson for both SL and HL before the practical: survey/questionnaire?Best, Susan
Surveys and questionnairesAhh I have just seen above that you have classed Alloy et al as a natural experiment - apologies for the oversight...
Alloy et al (1999)Dear John, I wondered if you could help me please, as quite a few of the studies which I have used to discuss etiologies of depression are tricky to define in terms of their research method. Any help and advice would be greatly received to reassure...
Alloy et al (1999)Hi John, Would Odden's study be classified as a longitudinal observation? With the use of interviews included too I'm thinking perhaps it is instead a case study making use of a triangulation of methods. Thanks.
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Site authorDear Pristi You can see the updates here: https://thinkib.net/psychology/blog/65857/guide-update-learning-objectives And...
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