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The reading passage explores the relationship between drugs and psychology, emphasizing their effects on the brain and neurotransmission. It highlights the two main categories of drugs, stimulants and depressants, and their respective impacts on brain activity. Short-term and long-term psychological effects of drugs are discussed, emphasizing the potential risks of prolonged drug use, addiction, and dysregulation of the brain's reward system. Furthermore, the passage addresses the importance of

Tired of writing transition goals? Let me share with you my spreadsheet of Education and Career SMART goals and objectives for 26 different careers with 11 Independent Living goals as well. There are three objectives for every goal. You will receive the Excel spreadsheet and a PDF. Take these goals and modify them to custom fit your students! This is a great tool when writing IEP transition plans. The careers are: Air Traffic ControllerAutomotive MechanicBarberButcherCashierChefConstructio

This article explores the chilling story of Kitty Genovese, a young woman whose tragic murder in 1964 brought attention to the bystander effect—a psychological phenomenon where individuals are less likely to offer help in emergency situations when others are present. The narrative details the events leading to Kitty's death, emphasizing the shocking inaction of witnesses despite her desperate pleas for help. The article delves into the subsequent research on the bystander effect, examining facto

You will receive 365 - a full year - of slides letting students know an what happed on this day in psychology. For each slide there are two open ended opinion questions. These are a great way to spark conversation about the history of psychology and many psychologists throughout history. You can use these slides as bell ringers, discussions, homework to discuss in Google Classroom (tell students too post their opinion and respond to two other posts). The possibilities are endless.

In this product, students will explore the intricate relationship between genetics and the environment and their profound impact on human behavior and development. The nature versus nurture debate, which has been a long-standing topic in psychology, is discussed, highlighting the modern understanding that both genetics and the environment play significant roles in shaping who we are. We delve into the concept of genetic variation, twin studies, and how epigenetics influences gene expression. Mor

In this product, students will explore the fascinating relationship between the endocrine system and psychology. The endocrine system, comprising glands that release hormones into the bloodstream, plays a vital role in regulating various bodily functions, including emotions, behavior, and mental well-being. Hormones such as cortisol, serotonin, and oxytocin have significant psychological effects, influencing mood, stress responses, and social bonding. Additionally, imbalances in the endocrine sy

In this bundle you will receive "On This Day in Psychology" for September, October, and November. You will receive a presentation with daily slides for September, October, and November. For each slide there are two open ended opinion questions. These are a great way to spark conversation about the history of psychology and many psychologists throughout history. You can use these slides as bell ringers, discussions, homework to discuss in Google Classroom (tell students too post their opinion an

You will receive a presentation with daily slides for December, January, and February. For each slide there are two open ended opinion questions. These are a great way to spark conversation about the history of psychology and many psychologists throughout history. You can use these slides as bell ringers, discussions, homework to discuss in Google Classroom (tell students too post their opinion and respond to two other posts). The possibilities are endless.

Sigmund Freud's theory of psychosexual development outlines five distinct stages through which human personality evolves: Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latency, and Genital. This theory posits that unresolved conflicts at each stage can significantly shape adult personality traits and behaviors. The oral stage centers around pleasures derived from oral activities, the anal stage focuses on control and release of bowel movements, the phallic stage introduces sexual feelings towards parents, the latency st

You will receive a presentation with daily slides for March, April, and May. For each slide there are two open ended opinion questions. These are a great way to spark conversation about the history of psychology and many psychologists throughout history. You can use these slides as bell ringers, discussions, homework to discuss in Google Classroom (tell students too post their opinion and respond to two other posts). The possibilities are endless.

A two page introduction to ethics in psychology with both open ended and multiple choice questions. This resource is a great for assessing student reading and comprehension skills at the beginning of the school year. I have also used it to help students at the beginning of the school year practice pulling information out of a text and answering questions in complete sentences. It is also a wonderful print and go resource for days you need a sub. This resource includes:   ✏ A two page reading pas

A two page reading passage about B.F. Skinner. He believed that behaviors that receive rewards are more likely to be repeated, while those that are punished or not reinforced are less likely to recur. Skinner conducted experiments, including his well-known operant conditioning experiment using a Skinner box, to study how animals learn and respond to different stimuli. He also applied behaviorism principles to humans, suggesting that positive reinforcement could shape desired behaviors in educat

The article explores the influential Bobo Doll Experiment conducted by psychologist Albert Bandura in 1961, which significantly impacted the ongoing debate of nature versus nurture. This literary nonfiction explores the experiment's methodology, wherein children were exposed to aggressive and non-aggressive models interacting with a Bobo doll. The article discusses the subsequent behaviors exhibited by the children, shedding light on the power of observational learning and the role of the enviro

Discover the remarkable life and contributions of Albert Bandura, a visionary psychologist who redefined our comprehension of human behavior. Born in 1925 in Mundare, Alberta, Canada, Bandura's pioneering research on social learning theory has left an indelible mark on education and our understanding of how people acquire knowledge and navigate social dynamics. From his formative years in a small Canadian town to his groundbreaking studies at Stanford University, Bandura's journey is a testament

A two page introduction to the history of psychology with both open ended and multiple choice questions. This resource is a great for assessing student reading and comprehension skills at the beginning of the school year. I have also used it to help students at the beginning of the school year practice pulling information out of a text and answering questions in complete sentences. It is also a wonderful print and go resource for days you need a sub. This resource includes:   ✏ A two page readin

You will receive a presentation with 31 slides of what happened on that day in psychology history. For each slide there are two open ended opinion questions. These are a great way to spark conversation about the history of psychology and many psychologists throughout history. You can use these slides as bell ringers, discussions, homework to discuss in Google Classroom (tell students to post their opinion and respond to two other posts). The possibilities are endless.

This dream theories webquest guides students through the different theories related to dreams and dives into the psychologists involved in developing these theories. The webquest is four pages and includes a bitly url as well as a QR code to help students easily access the websites. Great sub plan, homework, classwork...the possibilities are endless!

This presentation will take your students on a journey through the vibrant tapestry of African-American contributions to the visual and performing arts with our Black History Month 2024 presentation, "Contributions to Visual and Performing Arts." Explore the bold and thought-provoking works of visual artists like Jean-Michel Basquiat, Faith Ringgold, and Kara Walker, who challenged societal norms through their powerful expressions. Immerse yourself in the captivating performances of jazz icon

You will receive seven different reading passages about Sigmund Freud and one reading passage about Anna Freud. Personally, I keep these in my sub binder for emergencies. A quick print and go activity.

In this you will receive one page of explaining to students how to use AI responsibly and understand it's limitations, the second page walks students through how to write a great AI prompt and finally worksheets where students write their prompt, the AI response, and a reflection on the information provided by AI.