The fifth in the new series of downloads from Julia entitled "Then & Now". Outlining the original study and more recent explorations into !!<bystander behaviour and helping.br />The article includes a stretch and challenge suggestions and assessment questions for students.
The fourth in the new series of downloads from Julia entitled "Then & Now". Discussing the recent research into Freud's orignal studies and his controversial conclusions. The article includes a linked activity and assessment questions for students.
The third in the new series of downloads from Julia entitled "Then & Now". Discussing the research of Dement & Kleitman into sleep and dreaming, this article highlights the problems experienced by sleep researchers due to subjective data collection methods. Julia explores more recent sleep studies looking at how the resultant data is analysed rather than using new data collection techniques. She also bases an activity suggestion on a new study into the differences in sleep pattterns potentially linked to handedness. An excellent article to use with your psychology alevel students which includes activities, classroom questions along with a stretch & challenge task.
The second in the new series of downloads from Julia entitled "Then & Now". Discussing the work of Samuel & Bryant in 1984 to explore the findings of Piaget, Julia highlights how psychologists build on earlier studies to challenge former conclusions. With recent developments in imaging technology psychologists have a whole new set of tools to use to continue developing their understanding. An excellent article to use with your psychology alevel students which includes activities, classroom questions along with a stretch & challenge task.
A first in the new series of downloads from Julia entitled "Then & Now". Featuring the work of Bandura, Ross & Ross (1961). This classic study demonstrates the acquisition of aggression through social learning. This article summarises the key research and findings and goes on to explores whether the effects on aggression were lasting. An excellent article to use with your psychology alevel students which includes activities, classroom questions along with a stretch & challenge task.