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Title: The Meaning of Difference: Beyond Cultural and Managerial Homogeneity Stereotypes of Latin America Citation: Patricia Friedrich, Luiz Mesquita, Andrés Hatum, (2006) "The Meaning of Difference: Beyond Cultural and Managerial Homogeneity Stereotypes of Latin America", Management Research: The Journal of the Iberoamerican Academy of Management, Vol.

This is a very interesting article about stereotypes, specifically in Latin America. This can not only help me and other Latin American teachers but also to others from different nationalities and cultures, so they can use this as a comparison to their own and help the students develop a broad vision of this topic.

Excellent site for many interesting articles that are good for topic-openers or discussions.

Articles on Psychological issues

This site might be useful for students to update themselves about the latest psychology discoveries, it also may be useful to link concepts learned in class with current "pop-psychology" issues.

I like this page because it has a lot of information and research that might be useful for the sociocultural level of analysis.

This is a good page to find videos about any psychology related theme to complement our lessons and make them more interesting and dynamic.

An article about "mirror neurons". Can be interesting for physiology and behavior part in the biological level of analysis.

If you choose the Sports Psychology option, this would be a good place to find some resources.

Oh, wish I had spotted this when I was teaching that option!

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Learn about signs and symptoms, stages, diagnosis, research progress, treatment and care of Alzheimer's disease and dementia.

I use this for OCR psychology, but there are some very good descriptions of some of the crossover studies like Sperry, Maguire, Bandura and Piliavin.

This page has some good articles aimed at psychology teachers - lots of tips about how to approach the subject as a whole.

This is a really good site for some of the new and interesting research - I'll be looking on there for some recent stuff to make the course more interesting.

Dr Julia Russell's free psychology lesson plans to download from the Uniview website each month. Created for Psychology teachers and are ideal for psychology students to use in the classroom.

Wow! Thank you for this one...new to me, and I went straight to humour - now there's a whole psych question there, isn't there?

Visual representation for areas of biopsychology

Always a good site with short thought-provoking clips for studnets.

About NeuroPod NeuroPod is the neuroscience podcast from Nature, produced in association with the Dana Foundation. Each month, join us as we delve into the latest research on the brain, from its molecular makings to the mysteries of the mind.

Once I got on this site, I was on there for nearly an hour before dragging myself away - fascinating!

Since you liked the previous presentation for IA, you might like this one too! Students find it very useful.

This is quite good for introducing the IA and giving guidelines.

Thank you in particular for this. Have added it to my blog.

A good beginning for students - responding to questions that come up from a presentation like this can lead to less larger issues later in the process.

Understand your mind with the science of psychology.

This site is maintained by a psych grad student who does simple meta-analysis like papers on various topics in psychology.