Key Terms for Biological Bases of Behavior

Download a free pdf of this key terms list here: Biological-Bases-of-Behavior-Key-Terms Find explanations and examples of all of these key terms and more here: Master Introductory Psychology: Complete Edition         reductionism   parsimony   neuron structure   dendrites … Read More

Key Terms for Research Methods

Download a free pdf of this key terms list here: Research-Methods-Key-Terms Find explanations and examples of all of these key terms and more here: Master Introductory Psychology: Complete Edition         demand characteristics social desirability   Hawthorne Effect   … Read More

Key Terms for History and Approaches

Download a free pdf of this key terms list here: History-and-Approaches-Key-Terms Find explanations and examples of all of these key terms and more here: Master Introductory Psychology: Complete Edition       Plato   Aristotle   nativism   philosophical empiricism   … Read More

What is the Internal Assessment for IB Psychology?

The Internal Assessment for IB Psychology consists of collection of data from a simple experiment, followed by a written report. The report is graded by the class teacher and then the reports and grades are sent to an IB Moderator … Read More

What’s on the IB Psychology Exam?

The IB Psychology exam assesses students by combining results on 3 or 4 assessments, depending on if a student is taking SL or HL. These parts are Paper 1; which assesses biological, cognitive, & sociocultural approaches, Paper 2; which assesses applications … Read More

Why Study Psychology?

If you’re just getting started studying psychology, you may ask why this field is worth your time and energy. Why study psychology? What will studying psychology do for you and what purpose does it serve? In my opinion, psychology is … Read More

Can I Get a 5 on the AP Exam?

From day one, I had a rule in my classes, and that rule was that throughout the entire school year, students were never allowed to ask me some variation of “Can I get a 5 on the AP exam?” or … Read More

Finding Freud’s Legacy in Neuroscience?

This is a link to an interesting article from Discover Magazine which looks at the intersection of Freudian psychoanalysis and modern-day neuroscience research. It covers quite a lot of ground along the way, considering cases of brain damage, anosognosia, Damasio’s … Read More