DP_Psychology

This web site currently features a number of statistical test calculators that social science students (and others) might find useful. These were originally developed in order to analyse the data accumulated at the Philosophy Experiments web site (partly just for the fun of it, and partly because SPSS and the like are cumbersome and prohibitively expensive). The calculators are designed to be easy to use - normally requiring only that you input your data and press a button. It is very useful for IA-Results section

Mr. Crown's Advice Concerning Extended Essay

Great for showing the students real life applications of brain imaging technology.

Interactive activities for understanding brain functions - super fun and very well explained.

Good intro source to help you make connections to current research and Cognitive perspectives

Psychology article collection.The latest psychology resources and information. Interviews with leading psychology experts and researchers.

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Emma Granqvist, a journal Publisher for Elsevier's plant sciences, is behind the recent launch of the open access journal New Negatives in Plant Science , a platform for negative, unexpected or controversial results in the field. The journal is viewed as a pilot and may lead to New Negatives in ...

Create your own magazine.

Must read for those Psychology teachers that keep spreading those well known "myths" in psychology.

Nice review and study resources (try searching DP Psychology, Myer's Psychology, or DP Psychology)

Challenge your brain with games designed by neuroscientists to exercise memory and attention. Customize your personalized brain training program today.

Great short video that created an intro discussion to the topic of the role of sleep in memory and consolidation etc

This is a great series that really gets you thinking about brain function and how our minds can 'trick' us. it is on the History Channel, though and they do request that you have a subscription or app for viewing.