Dear Sam You can see my approach to HL extensions here: https://thinkib.net/psychology/blog/62233/hl-extensions In...
HL Extensions: CognitionDear Tony Yes, they may be asked those questions. You can see here the six questions they may be asked about etiologies (for example). https://thinkib.net/psychology/page/27926/study-guide-etiologies
Abnormal psychologyThank you so much
Cultural dimensionsDear Natalia You could. I have it in the lessons for development and for cognition and learning. But you could also put it here as well.
Cultural dimensionsHello John, If a student was asked about research methods in the study of cultural influences on behavior, could they say "natural experiments" or "quasi-experiments"? Those terms do show up in the official ib guide as research methods.
Research methodsHi John, is there a strategy that you would recommend? Ie teaching the 3 extensions through 2 contexts? Cheers, Sam
HL Extensions: CognitionHi John, Can students be asked the following questions on paper 2? - Discuss research methods (related to any of the topics in abnormal psychology) - Discuss ethical considerations (related to any of the topics in abnormal...
Abnormal psychologyHi John!Would you advise including the content of the etic vs emic approach as part of this lesson? Or where do you suggest we to best approach it?
Cultural dimensionsI do not know. I don't usually assign reading a page as a task, so I have not had that problem. Instead, I post the student link on our Learning Platform (Toddle) for them to access. I only assign a task if I want them to submit something. I...
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Site authorDear Jesse If they are simply comparing cultures, then it would be a quasi-experiment. A natural experiment has to have some pre-test/post-test design. I cannot really think of many natural experiments with regard to culture. All...
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