High school school psychology study guide pdfs

This resource is a complete guide to the topic of the AP Psychology Test (Chapters 1-4)Success on the AP Psychology ExamKnowledge– Need to know the material of a typical Introduction to Psychology course at the college level.– Typical college course meets for 15 weeks, 3 times a week for 45 class hoursThe Titles in this resource include the following:Schools of psychologyMethods of Research BIOLOGICAL (Neurophysiological)The Endocrine System The Nervous System The Brain Nature vs. Nurture Develo

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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Learning & Conditioning/ An Introduction to The Basic Theories of Learning

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Character Education, Psychology, School Psychology

This presentation introduces the basic theories of learning to teachers and educators. This presentation serves as a quick guide to the basic theories of education that have a profound influence on all the teaching methodologies and practices of educators.The titles in this presentation include the following:Learning Classical Conditioning Pavlovian Conditioning Classical Conditioning: John Watson. Strength of ConditioningOperant ConditioningThe Difference Between Classical and Operant Condition

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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Study Guides, Teacher Manuals, PowerPoint Presentations

Learning/ Principles and Applications

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This presentation introduces the process of learning and it guides the learners through the principles and the definitions of the process of learning and the types of learning.The titles in this presentation include the following:Learning DefinitionLearning vs. MaturationMaturation vs. Learning Associative Learning Habituation and Sensitization: Adaptive FunctionsClassical Conditioning: Definition and HistoryElements of Classical ConditioningClassical Conditioning in HumansNew Learning Based on

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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Behaviorism and Teaching / A Brief Overview

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This presentation introduces the theory of Behaviorism to the learners and explains its roots and history. This presentation explores the implications and the applications of this theory on the practice of teaching and the teaching and learning situation. Through lucid explanations and examples, the learners can get a full understanding of this theory and all its applications to teaching and learning.The Titles in this presentation include the following:What is behaviorism all about?History of B

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Study Guides, PowerPoint Presentations, For Principals & Administrators

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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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EDITABLE Unit Guide Assignment & Study Guide: AP Psychology / AP Psych

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Morgan AP Teaching

90% Class Pass Rate! Includes Google Drive access. The Unit Guide Bundle is a year-long assignment in which students grapple and familiar themselves with ALL of the 9 Unit Guide Learning Objectives (standards) provided in the College Board's Course Examination and Description PDF. In this assignment, students are given blank Unit Guides (9 total units) for all 9 individual units in AP Psychology. They are then tasked with providing valid examples, definitions, and/or explanations for each of t

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Other (Social Studies - History), Psychology, School Psychology

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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Study Guides, Activities, Handouts

Also included in: AP Psychology / AP Psych Full Curriculum Bundle - Google Drive - 90% Pass Rate!

Psychoanalysis, Humanistic and Behaviorism Therapies / A General Overview

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Imagine a good friend of yours has approached you about a problem he or she has developed recently. The friend describes several symptoms, includingincreased feelings of depression, crying spells, loss of interest in activities, andchanges in eating and sleeping patterns. You have asked enough questions to assume the person is clinically depressed.Assume the role of the therapist and develop possible interventions. Come upwith 3 possible ideas to help your friend.This presentation introduces and

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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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How do we Assess Intelligence? /A Basic introduction about Intelligence Tests

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This presentation is a basic guide to understanding intelligence tests and their function in addition to the discussion about their validity and reliability.The titles in this presentation include the following:How do we Assess Intelligence?Terman and his IQ TestProblems with the IQ FormulaWechsler TestsHow do we construct an Intelligence Test?Normal DistributionReliabilityValidityExtremes of IntelligenceMental Retardation CausesGiftednessDiscussion QuestionsFlynn EffectDoes Intelligence Change

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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs / An Introduction and a Brief Review

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Maslow’s hierarchy of needs is a motivational theory in psychology comprising a five-tier model of human needs, often depicted as hierarchical levels within a pyramid.The five levels of the hierarchy are physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem, and self-actualization.Lower-level basic needs like food, water, and safety must be met first before higher needs can be fulfilled.Few people are believed to reach the level of self-actualization, but we can all have moments of peak experiences.The

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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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JEAN PIAGET and the Cognitive-Development Theory

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Character Education, Psychology, School Psychology

This presentation introduces one of the most influential psychologists who studied the psychology of children in the 20th century and his theory of cognitive development which is still influential in the field of education and the psychology of children and its development. This presentation introduces the theory of cognitive development and its implications on the education of children. This presentation provides an explanation of each stage in the development of children.

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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Creative Writing and Reading for Secondary School

Psychology Review Activity: Brain Games

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Unlock the power of active learning in your psychology class with student-designed games + ! Spark engagement, critical thinking, and creativity as students take the reins in crafting educational experiences tailored to your curriculum. From memory challenges to role-playing simulations, watch your classroom come alive with innovative learning. Activities include:Four to five classes worth of activities for your students to develop and design games centered around themes from your classroomC

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Psychology, School Psychology, Social Work

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10th - 12th, Higher Education

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Study Guides, Projects, Assessment

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Intelligence and Education

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Education, Psychology, School Psychology

This presentation is an introduction to the study of intelligence and its relationship to education. Theories on IntelligenceCharles SpearmanL.L. ThurstoneHoward GardnerGardner’s Multiple IntelligencesCritics of GardnerTheories on Intelligence….Emotional IntelligenceCreativity and IntelligenceBrain Size and IntelligenceDevelopmental Psych and IntelligenceAssessing IntelligenceAlfred BinetIntelligence Tests TodayInteresting Facts About IQ Modern TestsDavid WechslerStandardized Tests

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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Study Guides, PowerPoint Presentations, For Principals & Administrators

Jean Piaget & Cognitive Psychology

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Character Education, Psychology, School Psychology

This presentation introduces one of the most influential psychologists who studied the psychology of children in the 20th century and his theory of cognitive development which is still influential in the field of education and the psychology of children and its development.This presentation introduces the theory of cognitive development and its implications on the education of children.This presentation provides an explanation of each stage in the development of children.

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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Classroom Management, School Counseling, School Psychology

Executive Functioning Quiz

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Danielle Diaz

This quiz correlates to the 10 Executive Functioning Strategies: Metacognition Self-Control Attention Flexibility Perseverance Planning Organization Time Management Task Initiation Working Memory Includes a strategy/definition match, example fill-in-the-blank, and 3 extended response questions. Great quiz or quick check for ANY executive functioning curriculum.

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3rd - 9th

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Study Guides, Activities, Assessment

Bullying / What is it? What Can We Do?

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This presentation is a part of an awareness campaign that is addressed to school children to raise awareness about the problem of bullying and what can they do if they were the victims of a bully, this presentation also address the bullies and what can they do to stop this behavior. The contents of this presentation are:Definition of Bullying Types of Bullying How does it make you feel?Who is a bully?The characteristics of Bully.How to deal with bullying?Ways to avoid future bullyingWhy Do Other

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Study Guides, Activities, Bulletin Board Ideas

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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Anxiety Disorders / Symptoms Diagnosis Frequency Causes & Treatment

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This resource is a presentation about anxiety disorders, and it differentiates between anxiety and fear, and then it introduces the symptoms of anxiety.The Titles in this presentation include:Overview of Anxiety Disorders.Excessive worry Panic Attack Panic Disorders Phobias Obsessive Compulsive DisorderPsychological Factors Cognitive Factors Biological FactorsPsychological Treatment of Anxiety Biological Treatment of Anxiety

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Study Guides, PowerPoint Presentations, For Principals & Administrators

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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Types of Intelligence / What Makes Us Smart or Not Smart?

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Education, Psychology, School Psychology

This presentation is an introduction about the nature of intelligence and the types of intelligence. How do we Assess Intelligence?Lewis Terman and his IQ Tests Theories of IntelligencePsychometric Theories of IntelligenceCharles Spearman and his G factorMultiple IntelligencesHoward Gardner and Multiple IntelligencesRobert Sternberg and his Triarchic TheoryHow do we construct an Intelligence Test?Types of TestsDoes Intelligence Change Over Time?Wechsler TestsIntelligence ExtremesBrain Size and

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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Communication Skills / A Guide for Teachers and Healthcare Professionals

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Human Development, Psychology, School Psychology

This presentation is a very valuable guide for the educators and the healthcare professionals, and this resource guides the reader to different approaches to the communication skills. This presentation discusses the cultural competence and the cultural differences in communication. The Behavioral signs of a good listener.Establishing trust in the listener. The body Language.

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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Study Guides, PowerPoint Presentations, Activities

Getting Started Checklist

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The Independent Counselor

Help students overcome their anxiety or feeling of overwhelm when it comes to getting started on a task or assignment with the 'getting started checklist'. This product includes a customizable template and comes in black/white.

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School Counseling, School Psychology, Special Education

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5th - 12th

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Study Guides, Handouts, Printables

Also included in: Executive Function Skills Curriculum Workbook

Junior and Senior Meeting Guides

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Kait the Counselor

Needing a guide to help you and your students with their future plans? This comes with 1 junior meeting guide and 1 senior meeting guide. They are both in black and white. If you have any questions or would like to suggest modifications, please send me a message!Credits to the fonts from A Perfect Blend.

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Back to School, School Counseling, School Psychology

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11th - 12th, Staff

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Study Guides, Worksheets, Activities

Piaget & Vygotsky Summary Handout

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Go Achieve

This is 4-page document summarizing all key components of Piaget's cognitive development theory and Vygotsky's sociocultural theory. I created this handout to supplement textbooks addressing this because I needed an easy-to-understand and brief summary of their work and key concepts. I often have students read this handout and then create a Venn-Diagram comparing and contrasting Piaget and Vygotsky's theories. The guidelines for that activity are sold separately.

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9th - 12th, Higher Education

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Study Guides, Handouts

Behaviorism & Social Learning Theory Study Guide/MindMap

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Go Achieve

3 Page document that includes:A schematic summary of behaviorism and social cognitive/learning theory.A concept listAn overview of the rules underlying the classical conditioning process

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