VCE Psychology Exchange

"Here's a good infographic for building awareness in your school about the effects of students bullying each other. The Student Bullying infographic produced by Buckfire Law, offers statistics related to the frequency of student bullying and the effects of bullying on students."

Most of us think of adult play as respite or indulgence, but having fun is no trivial pursuit. In fact, it's crucial to put mental creativity, health and happiness.

In what was the longest sleep-restriction study of its kind, Dinges and his lead author, Hans Van Dongen, assigned dozens of subjects to three different groups for their 2003 study: some slept four hours, others six hours and others, for the lucky control group, eight hours - for two weeks in the lab.

"A large gap exists between the public's perception of video games and what the research actually shows. The following is an attempt to separate fact from fiction."

"Teachers who tap into their pupils' emotions to create a caring, welcoming classroom are likely to get the best results, new research suggests."

The use of identical and non identical twins in psychological studies

Autistic Teen Finds Inner Voice, American program 

A wiki established to promote resource sharing amongst VCE psychology teachers

Wonderful depiction of Indian sahdus. Maybe useful for Unit 2 - States of Conciousness!

Blue Man Group present their song on eye structure rods & cones

Fascinating interview with twins separated at birth as part of a psychological study

Site label 'intelligence"

Psychology lecturers academic articles on teaching Psychology

Nice song covering some integral VCE Biol concepts

National Geographic has part of their website devoted to the human body, this page covers brain anatomy and disease.

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Two videos, the first shows a duck imprinting itself on a puppy. The second shows Konrad Lorenz demonstrating the effect where various ducklings imprint themselves on him.

Depicts Piagets stages of development

Emersons' reaction to his mothers nose blow reflects his developmental stage

National Geographic Brain Gallery