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Free psychology videos
Psychology - What About Bob?
Psychology - What About Bob? As a fun way to end our Psychology Unit my partner teacher and I would show the movie, What About Bob? as a way for students to identify the terms we've learned to prepare for their Psychology Unit Test. The terms included are: Maslow's Pyramid of Human Needs:-Self-Acutalization-Self-Esteem-Love & Belonging-Safety & Security-Physical NeedsClassical Conditioning:-Unconditioned Stimulus-Conditioned Stimulus-Unconditioned Response-Conditioned ResponseDefense
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7th - 12th
Gender Roles in Disney
This is a project that I created for an 11th and 12th grade sociology class I taught. The kids really loved doing this. It allows them to be flexible and creative, while forcing them to think critically about gender roles in the the world around them. You can do this assignment in class or have them do it at home.
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9th - 12th
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Review Unit 1 Review and Simulated Study AP Psychology Test Prep
This is a review of Unit 1 and Learning Target 1.F- Differentiate types of research with regard to purpose, strengths, and weaknesses -- experiments, correlational studies, survey research, naturalistic observations, case studies, longitudinal studies, and cross-sectional studies. A great way to gather LARGE amounts of information.This will funnel students to review aspects of Unit 1 with Learning Target 1F. It is also a simulated study that illustrates important parts of an ethical study. The
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11th - 12th
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Classroom community: bullying, being brave
Bullying videos abound, but trust us; this one is special. Taty is really inspiring with her deep insights. Kolbe is an expert of weirdness and being different - and why that's all good! Courage and grit mix with social skills 101 here - all attached to our Fearless, our most popular song.
Share this video with your students to inspire kind behavior, authenticity, and respect between peers. More Fearless theme material below.
The song in this video:
Song about being brave - deep lyrics that
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3rd - 6th
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How to Find Flow
Unlock the Secret to Peak Performance: Mastering Flow A Multiskill B2+ ESL Lesson for Adult LearnersDive into the Essence of Flow Embark on a transformative journey with this meticulously crafted lesson, centered around the groundbreaking concept of Flow, introduced by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. This session is not just a lesson; it's an exploration into the synergy of productivity, creativity, and well-being. Engage in a thought-provoking blend of activities designed to refine your linguistic ski
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Brain Games Liar Liar Season 2 Episode 8
This viewing guide for students corresponds to the Liar, Liar episode of Brain Games (Season 2, Episode 8). I use this episode in my Social Psychology unit in Psychology. It is best to pause the video during the games to allow students to write down their thoughts/answers before the answers are revealed. I have included a link to the video at the bottom of the worksheet for Daily Motion. NOTE: Make sure that your district does not block this website.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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2:09
Meet My E-motions - learn about feelings
My E-motions characters represent the elements within us, each element has their own dominant emotion. Ryangry, (wood element) represents anger, Dramamia (fire element) is happy but gets overwhelmed... Kids can easily relate to these 5 characters and therefore more eager to engage in My E-motions SEL activities
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PreK - 4th
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Editable Interpersonal Relationships Presentations: Social Emotional Learning
Fully editable Comprehensive Presentation on Interpersonal RelationshipsThis engaging digital download includes:Interactive presentations: Edit slides, add content, and personalize it for your class.Graphic Organizer: Capture key details from presentation.Individual student activities: Meaningfully connect students to content.Printable student reference guides: A resource for key takeaways.Targeted for High School age students. This module is a comprehensive introduction to interpersonal relatio
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8th - 12th
Crash Course Psychology Episodes 38-40 Youtube questions
Questions and fill in the blank questions for Youtube Crash Course Psychology episodes 38-40. Great for class, homebound, extra credit, ISS or test review!...etc
KEY INCLUDED
Episodes included:
Social Influence: Crash Course Psychology #38
Prejudice & Discrimination: Crash Course Psychology #39
Aggression V. Altruism: Crash Course Psychology #40
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8th - 12th
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Growth Mindset vs Fixed Mindset (incl. whiteboard animation)
Dear Educators,We are excited to introduce you to our comprehensive package, encompassing presentations, learning materials, engaging exercises, and interactive games, all centered around the intriguing concept of Growth Mindset versus Fixed Mindset. This meticulously curated collection aims to provide you with a versatile set of resources to deepen your students' understanding of these two contrasting mindsets.The Growth Mindset versus Fixed Mindset concept, popularized by psychologist Carol Dw
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Intro to abnormal psych
This is the quickstart and exit ticket for a video lesson. For the worksheet that goes along with the video in this lesson, see it in my store or in my abnormal psych unit bundle!
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Abnormal Psychology Unit
4:33
Health Habits (HabitWise Lesson #3)
Help students improve their physical health with Lesson #3 of the HabitWise program!After watching the video and completing the follow-up worksheets, students will be able to:• Explain how our eating, exercise, and sleep habits relate to one another.• Identify ways to improve habits by substituting “better-for-you” behaviors in the habit loop.• Evaluate their current eating, exercise, and sleep habits and identify improvements they could make.• Identify habits that could have negative and positi
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7th - 10th
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1:25
Bullying: The Effects of Sticks and Stones and Words.
This is what happens when you bully people... The pain may never go away and the damage will be done. like share comment and subscribe YouTube channel #bully#motivationalvideo#stopbullying hip hop teacher Mr O
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Not Grade Specific
Eyewitness Testimony
Though a simple lesson, this will be one of the most powerful lessons you can do in either your Psychology or Sociology course.
Download the video "Eyewitness Testimony" Parts 1 and 2 with Leslie Stahl from YouTube.
When you have that ready, present Powerpoint Slide 1 giving 10 minutes for students to respond and discuss their responses in small groups.
Show the video.
After the video lead a discussion allowing students to discuss their feelings. Then present them with Powerpoint Slide
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11th - 12th
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Katniss Character Study Photo Story 3
Looking to teach characterization of Katniss Everdeen from The Hunger Games? An intriguing photo story of the many faces of Katniss throughout the entire novel. Connects directly to identity, appearances, versions of reality, power, society & class, sacrifice quotes sprinkled throughout key scenes from the text and movie. Students are focused and their minds get ready to think critically and analytically about the character of Katniss. Includes mysterious and suspensful music in the backgrou
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
4:20
Media Literacy to Avoid Advertising Gimmicks (HabitWise Lesson #5)
Perfect for a media literacy unit: Lesson #5 of the HabitWise program helps students learn how they can use the habit loop to examine the reasons why they’re motivated to buy advertised items. After watching the video and completing the follow-up worksheets, students will be able to:• Recognize these techniques in advertisements they see: - Promoting newness - The bandwagon effect - The halo effect - Price anchoring• Recognize when celebrities’ social media posts are adverti
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7th - 10th
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Consent Video Examples Compilation!
Video examples of consent and nonconsent from your students' favorite movies and TV shows! Screen the clips in class for students to identify the verbal and nonverbal cues the characters display. Discuss what elements of the encounters were consensual, what behaviors were appropriate, and what characters could do differently in those situations. All clips are safe for work. Scenes used:MJ kisses Spider-Man, Spider-Man Far From HomeJeff and Annie kiss, Community Season 1 FinaleNick St Clair tries
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Healthy Relationships Bundle!
5:41
Productivity Habits (HabitWise Lesson #4)
Help your students avoid procrastination and strengthen their attention with Lesson #4 of the HabitWise program!After watching the video and completing the follow-up worksheets, students will be able to:• Recognize the impact that technology has on our ability to pay attention to important tasks.• Recognize when their attention has drifted from an important task.• Break big assignments into smaller tasks.• Estimate the time it takes to do tasks.• Set a reasonable schedule for working and taking
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7th - 10th
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About Mental Illness- Informational Video
Watch an informational video about mental illness made by Abby Archambault.This video deals with discussing how the brain is effected by different mental illness. The illnesses included are: anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, mood disorders, personality disorders, and schizophernia. Visit the website to learn more about these topics.To access the animations, simply click this link: About Mental Illness
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Not Grade Specific
Video Worksheet - BCC Challenges the IQ Test in "What Makes Us Smart?"
In this documentary, BBC challenges the IQ test to determine if it is a valid way to test intelligence. This is a video worksheet that students can fill out as they watch the documentary. The documentary can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jW8qF3tUDl8
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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6:25
Improving Relationships (HabitWise Lesson #6)
Lesson #6 of the HabitWise program helps students learn how they can use the habit loop to examine how their thinking and communication affects their relationships. After watching the video and completing the follow-up worksheets, students will be able to:• Describe black-and white thinking and explain how it can have a negative impact onrelationships.• Identify descriptions and behaviors that fall into the “gray area” of situations.• Define paraphrasing and identify how it can improve relations
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7th - 10th
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Sleep Disorders Presentation-Psychology
This is a presentation on sleep disorders for a regular psychology course. It is a PDF, to access videos & the presentation you can use the link on the final slide to access a website "Canva" that will have the presentation and links to videos available to you.
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9th - 12th
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Bully (documentary) Reflection Questions
Reflection questions for students to answer after watching Bully documentary.
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9th - 12th
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Dunning-Kruger Effect Video and Lesson
This lesson plan is designed to support a quick animated video on the Dunning-Krufer Effect which is a cognitive bias where the least skilled people tend to overestimate their abilities and knowledge.. The lesson includes a link to the video, discussion questions, activities, and a worksheet.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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