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Psychology webquest videos
Sociology of Crime-The Joker Analysis
Students will watch a 10 minute video of clips from The Joker and ponder the accompanying questions for class discussion or as an assignment. This gives a great accompaniment for the ideas of CRIME, DEVIANCE and Marx and Merton's theories of deviant behavior and class conflict.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Mind Field - The Stanford Prison Experiment
This video guide sheet is designed to be completed as the 34 minute episode, "Mindfield - The Stanford Prison Experiment," plays to the whole class or viewed, independently. The seven questions are intended to be used as a reflection guide to key aspects of the Stanford Prison Experiment and flaws with the research. The link to the YouTube video is printed at the top of the page and can be assigned, easily.
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10th - 12th
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Anxiety Disorders Webquest
This webquest is designed to navigate through four anxiety disorders through YouTube.com. The disorders in the webquest are: claustrophobia, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), germaphobia and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). There are ten questions in the webquest that are related to the videos, which can be accessed through the web link or QR code by each section.
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10th - 12th
"Picking Cotton" from 60 Minutes: Eyewitness Testimony
The students will use the QR code or video links to view a "60 Minutes" episode regarding eyewitness testimony in the U.S. legal system and how unreliable is can be at times. The question sheet is divided into two parts just as this episode of "60 Minutes." Part I deals with an actual instance where a rape victim and a wrongfully convicted man from the 1980's are interviewed about the events during and after her assault, where her eyewitness account directly lead to the arrest and conviction of
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9th - 12th
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