Hello, John! It appears that this study has more limitations than strenghts...how can students really use it? I mean....what strenghts does it have? Certain biological "support" for human bonding?
Walum (2008)Thanks! It's good to know that I am on the right track.
Cognitive processesDear Shoshana The new samples are not available yet. As for experiments, I would recommend going through the experiments under student resources (2026) and looking at the key studies under the cognitive approach. That is a...
Social Learning TheoryDear Gillian The question is too cumbersome. Why not just: To what extent does early language deprivation contribute to depression in deaf adolescents and adults?' The question is fine; it does not have to be linked directly to theories....
Supervision of EEHi John, Thank you for all your help and materials. Do you know if the new samples have been made available yet? Also, can you recommend a few experiments you think would be easy to replicate for the practicals for a brand-new IB Psych teacher? Many...
Social Learning TheoryThank you very much - I will try directing them there instead (I also just realised I meant to say it comes up for them as a 'reading task' not writing task!).
Student access: Setting assignmentsDear John, I am supervising a students EE in psychology and they have proposed the following question as they are very interested in acquisition of language in the deaf but I believe the psychology EE advice is that any question must be...
Supervision of EEDear Jane Did they access it through their dashboard? When they log in to their page, they should see "pending tasks." If they click there on the page (rather than a direct link), then they can enter text. It is something I...
Student access: Setting assignmentsHi John. I have set my first assigment directly from here to my students (Mock: Chemical Messengers from the Student resources (2027)) and it has appeared to them as a 'writing task' so they are unable to type into the response boxes....
Student access: Setting assignments
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Modi et al. (2019) - What an interesting study! Thanks for sharing John and Laura!
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