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IBAP 2017 - PSYCHOLOGY WORKSHOP - QUESTIONS

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IBAP 2017 - PSYCHOLOGY WORKSHOP - GENERAL & WORKSHOP NOTES

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Integrated/Thematic Approach to the new Psych Syllabus 2019

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Integrated/Thematic Approach to the new Psych Syllabus 2019

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https://docs.google.com/a/jisedu.or.id/document/d/1_Lr5lwTohDm902KAtkbGMHK5_QegM_yRQ47B0T5N2iU/edit?usp=sharing
Please find our overview, I will also get the link to our other documents as well. Make a copy for yourself and chage/use as you like. Or, if you have suggestions on how to improve our approach we welcome those also.

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With marks and annotations - they are available on the new EE website (OCC -- Diploma Programme core -- Extended essay -- Extended essay website (first exams 2018)

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Six (!) exemplars of Internal Assessment

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Six (!) exemplars of Internal Assessment

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Can be found on the Psychology website (same page as the new Guide). They all have annotations, criteria-wise marks and comments). They represent a range of grades. Very useful read.

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This is from me as a teacher (not an IB resource):

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Ideas for IA

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Ideas for IA (both acceptable and not very)

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Related to Bradsford and Johnson (1972) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzbRpMlEHzM

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Section B Sample B

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Section A Sample B

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Session 6 - Paper 1 section A sample B Without marks

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Section A sample A

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Session 6 - Paper 1 section A sample A Without marks

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Markscheme

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Another example (why rats are so disgusting)

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Another example (why rats are so disgusting)

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Intentionally stupid - a scaffold for students

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A questionnaire for you to reflect on how you implement ATL skills in the classroom

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Self reflection tool for Approaches to learning

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Conceptual understanding for Localization of function

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Discuss the effects of the environment on physiological process

Neuroplasticity

Neuroplasticity is the concept that although localization function occurs, the specific location of function not necessarily fixed and the area of brain dedicated to certain function can be redistributed according to the environmental demands

Argument 1

By exposing oneself to certain tasks over a sustained period of time, your brain structure adapts accordingly

Study: the effect of meditation on the brain  (Brefczynski 2007)

Argument 2

Everyday day routine based argument

By activating your brain for a shorter duration, on certain areas of brain will be changed in size.

Changes in the brains of experienced London taxi drivers (maguire et. Al 2000)

Argument 3

If we don’t do it, it vanishes…

The difference becomes smaller when practice ceased for a period of time

Study: juggling training (Draganski et.al 2004)

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To what extent is one cognitive process reliable

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To what extent is one cognitive process reliable

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Ar 1: Human memory is not an exact copy of event but a reconstructive process. (Bartlett, 1932: schema processing in War of the Ghost)

Ar 2: Misinformation can change the reconstruction of memory. Therefore, memory is not reliable.(Loftus & Palmer, 1974, 1975).

Ar 3: However, Yuille & Cutshall (1986) demonstrated that long term accuracy is possible when a real life event is memorable and unusual. Even when misinformation was fed.

Ar 4: Personal, emotional, and unusual event is recorded vividly (Flashbulb Memory/ Brown & Kulik, 1973).

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Discuss the cross cultural differences between individual and collectivist cultures

There are !

What is collectivism/ indivdualism - Berry study Inui & Temni

Use Hofsteds research - evaluate

Tintumi’s research different types of reciprocity e.g voluntary V’s obligatory

Conflict resolution - Wei et al 2001

Conformity - collectivist, higher rates of conformity -

Power distance - Gladwell Pilot Study

Evaluate - lack of psychological research showing the similarities of human behaviour between cultures

Evaluate using EMIC/ETIC

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https://www.thinkib.net/psychology

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Themantic Education - IB Psychology preview