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Psychology worksheets under $5
The Social Dilemma Netflix Documentary: 30 Question Worksheet + Answer Key!
The Social Dilemma- This is a video guide + answer key! (Hard copy and digital versions.)Technology, cell phones and social media leave us with a social dilemma for sure! Whether it be Facebook, Snap Chat, Instagram, Tik Tok or Twitter, all social media gives us reason to stop, pause and reflect!-----------------------------------------------------Here you will find:* 30 questions that follow along with the documentary* Answer key to make grading a breeze* An optional "less paper" version* Link
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: High School Health Curriculum: Full Year, Skills Based Health Education
Lost and Afraid- Teaching Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs-(Distance Learning Option)
Is it just me or does anyone else struggle with teaching Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs? After years of frustration trying to find a way for my students to connect the pyramid to actual real life concepts I came up with this activity.Students will be in a scenario where they are given 1 million dollars to survive one month on a deserted island alone. They are given 40 various items to thens choose 15 to bring along. After picking their items, they will match their choices with a level on Maslow'
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9th - 12th
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A Little SPOT of Feelings Worksheet
Love the book by Diane Alber as much as I do but don't know what activity to pair with it? Check this out! ↠ All the spots lost their colors and it's up to your students to not only remember the colors but judge them by the looks on their faces! Can they remember what each one is called and what color goes with what face? This is a great worksheet to work through together and quiz with!Answers just in case needed: ↠ Top from left to right - Love (pink), Confidence (orange), Anxiety (gray)
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PreK - 3rd
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Also included in: A Little SPOT Bundle!
Piaget’s Four Stages of Cognitive Development Activity + Distance Learning
Playing with Piaget Activity for Developmental Psychology, reviews Piaget’s four stages of cognitive development (Sensorimotor development, Pre-operational development, Concrete operational, and Formal operational). This is a great addition to any developmental psychology unit. Students are given four scenarios in which they must apply their knowledge of Piaget’s theory. A summary of each of the four stages is included as a reference. A rich discussion follows as students share their responses.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Social Dilemma Viewing Guide and Discussion Activity
In order to deepen their understanding of social media’s impact on society and individuals, students will use this viewing guide before, during, and after watching the The Social Dilemma (2020). This viewing guide works well during the social psychology unit of a psychology class. Includes:25-question viewing guide, including pre- and post-viewing questions25-question viewing guide, including pre- and post-viewing questions with notification trackerKeyPost-viewing activity discussion activity AP
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9th - 12th
Psychology or Sociology - "Nature vs. Nurture" - Heredity & Genetics Activity
What does "Nature vs. Nurture" really mean? Lots of students need help with this concept. This simple activity helps clarify the meaning of the terms, provides lots of concrete examples, requires students to contemplate and work with those examples, and helps them understand the true answer to the age-old debate question... that in most cases, the reality is a complex interplay between both factors. It's great for sparking interesting discussions, and works well as part of a unit on personali
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Psychology - Fun Activity - Are you Right-brained or Left-Brained?
Make learning about the brain more fun and more personal! This is a great student-centered activity for any class learning about the human brain. It consists of an easy and effective questionnaire that determines your brain-side preference plus a worksheet designed to encourage reflection and reinforce understanding.
I've been using this activity with my own classes for many years and it always gets enthusiastic engagement from the students.
Works best as part of a unit on the brain, in
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Psychology or Anatomy - Fun Activity - Coloring the Regions of the Brain
Coloring the Brain! This is a relaxing but effective activity for any psychology or anatomy students attempting to commit to memory the major organs of the human brain. High school classes seem to enjoy opportunities to sit back and color while learning high-level material. All you need is a box of colored pencils, crayons or markers to keep 'em busy in a quiet and productive way. The package includes: a blank brain-diagram worksheet for coloring, complete with word-bank and empty blocks for
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9th - 12th
Classical Conditioning Application Practice (Answer Key) | AP Psychology
I searched through several online resources to find the best scenarios for students to practice classical conditioning principles. There are twenty application problems in which the students identify the UCS, UCR, CS, and CR. There is an ANSWER KEY included for you so you don't have to stress if this isn't your strong point. This is a PDF document, ready to print. I decided to create my own application practice worksheet after learning my lesson from students cheating online with commonly used w
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9th - 12th
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Crime Scene Memory Activity
This can be used as an icebreaker activity or as part of the memory section of the Cognition unit in Psychology or AP Psychology.Students are allowed to view a picture for three minutes that depicts a crime scene and try to memorize as much as they can. After the three minutes is up, they turn the sheet over and try to answer fifteen questions about what they saw without referring back to the picture.Students are able to test their memory, and the activity then leads in to further discussions o
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Neuron Anatomy Activity and Coloring Packet (Nervous System)
Do you teach the anatomy of a neuron to your high-school students? This 4-page activity is the PERFECT way to introduce this crucial element of the nervous system to your psychology, anatomy, health, or biology students! Page 1: Students will read and answer questions on the following topics: What is an impulse? What do impulses cause? How are neurons interconnected? What is a sensory neuron versus a motor neuron?Page 2: Students will read: What are the parts of a neuron? What is the job of each
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Anatomy and Physiology Full Year Curriculum
Behavior Reflection Think Sheet - Trauma Informed - Understanding your Brain
Hoping to help students with behavioral challenges in a compassionate, reflective and supportive way? Consider this resource for your classroom or home. The Trauma - Informed Behavior Reflection Think Sheet helps visualize and support self-reflection after challenging times. Focus is placed on understanding brain science, trauma impact and self-reflection through restorative practice. Children are encouraged to report and reflect on what occurred after a behavioral incident, and better plan wha
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2nd - 12th, Not Grade Specific
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Serial Killer Profile: Michael Myers The Halloween Killer (article / psychology)
$$$ SAVE WITH THE SERIAL KILLER PROFILES SET #1! $$$SERIAL KILLER INFORMATIONAL READING ARTICLEGRADES: 9-12SUBJECTS: FORENSICS, ELA, HISTORY, PSYCHOLOGYDISTANCE LEARNING: YESEMERGENCY PLANS: YESSerial Killer Profile : Michael Myers a.k.a. The Halloween KillerIMPORTANT : THIS ARTICLE IS NOT REAL! I have used this article at Halloween or April Fool's Day time to have a bit of fun with my forensic/psychology class. While some are fooled, all enjoy the "is it real?" confusion for a time. It's a g
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9th - 12th
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Forensic Science : Serial Killers Introduction (article / psychology / no prep)
Forensic Science Informational Article : SERIAL KILLERS INTRODUCTIONGrades: 9-12This assignment is perfect for class work and discussion, homework, or extra credit.The assignment is a 2-page article that highlights the names and shared characteristics of several serial killers. The article also touches upon the origins of the term "serial killer" and shared motives. This is the perfect article to introduce your students to the concept of serial killers.There is a 2-page question sheet to accom
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10th - 12th
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Internet Activity, Parts of the Brain Intro, Psychology, 3D Anatomy, Worksheet
This download is for an internet activity/"scavenger hunt," for which the students will utilize a 3D diagram of the brain and identify various parts. They will be directed to use the webpage available here: https://www.brainfacts.org/3d-brain#intro=true. Please check the link and make sure it's working before purchasing!The worksheet is three pages and has a total of 25 questions about the brain, its parts and its functions (20 questions and 5 "challenge questions" for which they will need to lo
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9th - 12th
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Jack the Ripper Mystery CASE STUDY MO and Forensic Psychology PRINT and DIGITAL
DISTANCE LEARNING or PRINT & GO! In this Cross Curricular Active Reading Case Study the focus is on Modus Operandi and Forensic Psychology. Students will study the case of Jack the Ripper and how one man was linked to a string of unsolved grizzly crimes. Use this Active Reading Case study as a supplement to your unit on Forensic Psychology, as homework or as quick sub plans! Distance Learning? No Problem- have students complete & take a picture of completed work to send you or submit
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensics Active Reading Case Study BUNDLE
AP Psychology- Developmental Psychology Parenting Styles Scenarios/Worksheet
This Developmental Psych (Unit 9) Parenting Style worksheet examines authoritarian, permissive, and authoritative parenting. Students are given various scenarios and must decide how each type of parent would respond. I showed a couple of clips before we started to review the parenting styles. I listed my examples below. I also included the memory tricks on the worksheet that I use with my kids to help them remember the various styles. Questions about these parenting styles have ended up on
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: AP Psychology Human Development Bundle
Parts of the Brain Reading and Identification Activity: Editable Print & Digital
This is a four page document that contains a two page reading on the areas of the brain and what their function is and then has two pages with three diagrams of the brain for students to label. There is also a section for students to write down what the various lobes are responsible for and another fill-in-the-blank section for students to label what part of the brain matches the description.Answer keys included!Multiple Formats: The reading comes as a PDF, Microsoft Document, and Google Docume
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Psychology Curriculum Custom Bundle
Infamous Cults PowerPoint and Activity BUNDLE
Everything you need to introduce your class to the fascinating and shocking world of cults!POWERPOINT:Engaging PowerPoint presentation focusing on CULTS. This informative presentation covers the essential information needed to introduce your class to the fascinating and shocking topic of cults! Important Psychology terms are included as they link very closely into this topic.In this PowerPoint, you will find an explanation of the following:- Warm-up- Lesson goal- What is a cult?--- The five char
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Psychology Research Methods Activities Homework
Psychology: Foundations: Research MethodsHand In Hand's Psychology Research Methods Lessons and Homework packet includes 3 activities that can be used as in-class small group assignments or as homework. → 1 - Identifying Research MethodsAfter students have learned about different types of psychological research methods, they have the opportunity to apply that knowledge with this 2-page worksheet. Six (6) research designs are presented. Students must identify if they use a case study, experiment,
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Sociology - Fun Activity Package - Deviance Discussion plus Notes, Wksts. & Quiz
Have you ever been deviant? Of course you have. And so have your students. This huge unit package will engage your Sociology classes with a fun, student-centered approach featuring a group discussion activity that forces them to open up with one another about the bad things they've done. Teenagers always love this kind of thing.
This package includes a complete basic structure for a Sociology unit on Deviance and Social Control. It is designed to accompany and facilitate a textbook chapte
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
TED Talk- Inside the Mind of a Master Procrastinator (Tim Urban)
This 14-minute TED Talk takes a hilarious look at why we procrastinate and what we can do in order to lessen the tension we feel with procrastination. Tim Urban is a procrastinator himself and uses his talk to discuss how our minds work in the midst of procrastination. His animated and lively talk looks at the pros and cons of our inner Panic Monster and also talks about how procrastinators tend to have an Instant Gratification Monkey in their head. This is a humorous and entertaining look i
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Dealing with Distance Learning (TED Talk Bundle)
Forensic Science Webquest Scavenger Hunt (Internet / First Day / Sub / No Prep)
FORENSIC SCIENCE: A TO Z SCAVENGER HUNT WEBQUEST (INTERNET)GRADES: 8-12SUBJECT: SCIENCE, FORENSICSSPECIFIC WEBSITES: No...general researchDISTANCE LEARNING: YES!This is a great webquest to use for BACK TO SCHOOL or an END OF THE YEAR REVIEW! This webquest assignment is a 26-question Scavenger Hunt that follows the alphabet A-Z using key names and vocabulary terms in either the question or the answer. Example: O - What are three things studied in the field of Forensic Odontology?, T - What are
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8th - 12th
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"The Bridge"- An exercise in goal setting and exploring past/future for all ages
“The Bridge” is a great exercise for helping kids, teens, adults, couples or even groups with goal exploration. It provides a template for exploration (words or pictures) of past experiences and hopes for the future. It helps the participant identify what steps they need to take to get to the future they desire. Potential barriers to success can be addressed as well. This exercise is helpful because it provides a visual “big picture” for treatment planning, motivating change, and breaking down h
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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