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Psychology laboratories for Google Apps
AP Psychology - Dream Theories and Analysis Bundle
This bundle includes a Dream Analysis/Theories Info guide, a guiding question document, and a dream recorder document. Students are asked to record their dreams a few days prior to the lesson. They then use the info guide to assess their dreams and analyze them according to several of the major dream theories. If a student does not remember any of their dreams, there is a case study dream ready for them to use. They wrap up by comparing the dream theories and making a claim as to which one they
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9th - 12th
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Psychology Lab: Game On or Game Over? (Reaction Time & Video Game Correlation)
In this student Psychology Lab, students will delve into the fascinating world of reaction time and its potential correlation with video game usage. This engaging experiment offers hands-on experience in data collection, analysis, and interpreting correlations. Develop practical skills in conducting psychological experiments, data collection, analysis, and interpretation. Gain insight into correlation analysis and its real-world application. Enhance critical thinking and research skills while un
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9th - 12th
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Miracle Berry Lab - Student Questions and Guardian Permission Slip
Hello! At the end of the year when I have students reflect on the class, many students say that this was one of their favorite labs of the year! The students have a lot of fun doing it! This document has 4 short answer questions for students to complete after doing the lab. An answer key is provided. I also always want to make sure to get parent/guardian permission first before a student participates in this lab. This permission slip that comes with this purchase includes a description of what a
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9th - 12th
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Self-Phrenology as Pseudoscience Activity
Can be used an introduction to pseudoscience in any science or psych class. Completely digital and student directed, they read some background information on phrenology and then carry out a self-examination. Data collection is done on a Google Drawing which they add to this lab sheet before answering some analysis questions.
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9th - 12th
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M&M Lab Instruction- Descriptive/Inferential Stats, Representative Sample/Size
Works for BOTH the new 2024 CED as well as the old 2019 CED.This lab is based on using M&Ms to help students understand the importance of sample size and representative samples when using inferential statistics (and comparing that to descriptive statistics). This Slides helps walk students walk through the activity step-by-step to reduce confusion and hopefully prevent the teacher from having to repeat instructions. Original Instructions taken from pages 38-40/42-44 of this free unit plan by
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10th - 12th
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Memory Lab - Effect of Environment on Memory
This low-prep lab (just printing required!) can be adapted for use in multiple subjects. I created the lab for my Forensic Science class to be completed while talking about issues with eyewitness testimony/witness interviews.Students work in groups of 3 to test their memory by recalling a list of words (random word lists included) in 5 different settings with different distractions. Students can use their own phones to create some of the "distracted" conditions. One trial has students playing ca
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9th - 12th
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Nerve Experiment: Unveiling Neural Pathways
Transform your psychology classroom into a hub of scientific discovery with this dynamic experiment - All you need is a paperclip and ruler!Students will use a simple paperclip to explore sensitivity and neural distribution, uncovering which body parts are most responsive to stimuli.Engaging Hands-On Learning: Bring neuroscience concepts to life with an interactive experiment that captivates students' interest.Easy Implementation: Streamlined instructions and ready-to-use materials make it effor
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Psychology as Science Lab: Let's Make a Deal! (Monty Hall Paradox)
Why do we study Psychology?The Monty Hall Paradox is a classic probability problem that challenges students' intuitive thinking. In this lab, they will explore how people's decisions can be influenced by cognitive biases and how empirical reasoning can help us understand and overcome these biases.The Monty Hall Paradox is named after the host of the game show "Let's Make a Deal," Monty Hall. The scenario revolves around a game involving three doors and a hidden prize.Through this lab, students a
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9th - 12th
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Sensory Interaction Skittles Activity: Sensation and Perception - AP Psychology
Sensory Interaction Skittles Activity: Sensation and Perception - AP PsychologyThis is a fun and engaging student-centered activity. The lesson helps students learn about sensory interaction while walking students through the research principles that they learned about in Unit 1. Students will create hypothesis statements, identify independent and dependent variables, identify control and experimental groups, explore the importance of random assignment, and record data and draw conclusions abo
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Stroop Effect Experiment
The Stroop Effect is a phenomenon that occurs when "interference" between contradicting information causes your brain to process things more slowly. For example, when you are asked to read the word "RED" written in red, it's a lot easier than reading the word "RED" written in blue.In this experiment, your students will love learning about neuroscience and psychology while recording each other's reaction times! It is a great way to teach about Scientific Method, Scientific Inquiry, and Experiment
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6th - 9th
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MS-ETS1-2
Psychologist SPEED Dates
This is a super fun activity that gives students the opportunity to learn about different psychologists and dig deeper into their theories. The students are given a psychologist to research. They create a "dating profile" on a poster board, then "speed date" each other during the class activity.Included:Instruction Sheet for students and teacherGraphic organizer (with guiding questions) for the activity
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10th - 12th
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AP Psychology Unit 1 Powerpoint
Take the guesswork out of teaching AP Psych with my tried and true powerpoints. Each powerpoint includes-Material not found in textbooks to assist with preparation for the AP Exam-Videos to help students connect material they've learned in their textbooks-Definitions of major terms to help them prepare for the AP Exam-Interactive quizzes and activities to engage them during class-A Statistics Lab using M&Ms-30 Practice AP Questions (with answers)
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9th - 12th
Task Switching/Multi Tasking Lab
Students will engage in an experiment on their multitasking/task switching abilities.
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8th - 12th
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Reaction Time Experiment
Students will engage in an experiment on Reaction Time, comparing visual and auditory reactions.
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7th - 12th
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