Yes, that is fine.
SAQ sample: Reconstructive memoryDear Zeba No, there are no guidelines. You can see my blog posting here: https://thinkib.net/psychology/blog/64824/the-uncertainty-of-markbands
Standards based reportingHi John, Sorry for the 20 Qs, it's mock season and I'm still quite new to the IB!! Some students have used Brewer and Treyens for reconstructive memory linking it to schema theory (they have explained schema theory as a key part...
SAQ sample: Reconstructive memoryHello John, Thanks. These are very helpful and will give clear idea to students on their skills. At our school we record grades based on 1-7 on ManageBac. So is there any guidelines by IB for grade boundaries? I was...
Standards based reportingYes, that is how I saw it too. Then possibly you could explain why isn't this a limitation in question no. 5?
Sociocultural theories of attractionDear John, I have been using Revision Village to get some examples of exam questions for my recent exams and a sample response to the the question "Describe Cognitive Load Theory' is really long, with a link to research, although it does...
Cognitive load theoryGreat, thank you very much
Cognitive processesDear Anne-Sofie When looking at the value of models, they should know that models help us to represent complex abstract constructs - e.g., memory. Models break these concepts into "steps" or "mechanisms" and show how they interact. This...
Cognitive processesDear Ed Yes, they could be asked only about an antagonist. They were asked only about an agonist on a recent exam (maybe November 2024).
LP 3: Memory and neurotransmission
Abbie
Thanks so much!
SAQ sample: Reconstructive memory