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9th grade psychology printables
GROWTH MINDSET Creative Writing Activities | Bell Ringer Daily Journal Prompts
These growth mindset/SEL prompts include over 340 diverse writing questions based on 76 high-interest themes that are sure to spark discussion with your middle school or high school students. These journal pages come in 2 no-prep formats (slides and print & go) and will make lesson planning a breeze. You'll receive slides and print & go journal pages. CLICK HERE to save 40% on this resource in the ELA Bundle for Grades 8 - 12!Print & Go Journal: This 76-page journal is straightforwar
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7th - 12th
Psychology Sensation and Perception Simulations and Activities Print and Digital
Want to really drive home the concepts of sensation and perception in psychology? These simulations and activities are just what you’re looking for! Plus you have options for assigning print or digital Google Drive versions for the activities.Students will understand the difference between sensation and perception, identify important parts of the ear and eye, and be introduced to the concepts of Absolute Threshold, Difference Threshold, Signal Detection Theory, and Sensory Adaptation through eng
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9th - 12th
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Intro to Sociology Lesson for Social Control and Deviance | Movie Batman Begins
UPDATED 11/7/2022TEACHING THROUGH FILM is hands down the best approach to teaching Sociology! Description: I love to teach sociology through movies. I spent weeks researching a movie that best suits the topic of socializing the individual, until one day it hit me: Batman Begins. I made these movie questions and tried it out, and it was A HIT! The kids LOVE THE MOVIE and couldn't believe how much depth was to the movie. I adapted this from a book I once saw called "Cinematic Sociology" and that
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Social Dilemma Viewing Guide and Discussion Activity
In order to deepen their understanding of social media’s impact on society and individuals, students will use this viewing guide before, during, and after watching the The Social Dilemma (2020). This viewing guide works well during the social psychology unit of a psychology class. Includes:25-question viewing guide, including pre- and post-viewing questions25-question viewing guide, including pre- and post-viewing questions with notification trackerKeyPost-viewing activity discussion activity AP
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9th - 12th
Forensics: Criminal Profiling | Readings, Questions, Activities and Project
This engaging lesson teaches students about the origins, approaches and steps of Criminal Profiling and Geographic Profiling. it also introduces students to the Typology of Serial killers. This resource includes informational texts, comprehension questions, vocabulary, critical thinking profiling activities, graphic organizers, a full PowerPoint presentation and a research project.Topics covered include:The Origins of Criminal Profiling Approaches to Criminal ProfilingVictimologyVictim Risk and
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7th - 12th, Staff
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Sociology: Deviance and Crime Article Analysis Activity
UPDATED 11/7/2022The BEST and most COMPREHENSIVE activity to do when teaching about deviance! Description: This assignment requires each student to find and bring in an article about a crime from the Internet or a newspaper. They are to read it and then analyze it based on concepts that they've covered in the chapter such as typology, type of crime, and motive. So I would recommend that you do this assignment after having taught all the concepts found in the Social Control and Deviance Powerpoi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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16 Personalities Results Reflection
I created this activity as a reflection after my students took the free personality assessment found on 16personalities.com. I used this assignment as a part of my Socialization unit in Sociology I. In addition to reflecting on the results of the assessment, they will also apply the results in consideration of the four factors of personality development (heredity, birth order, parents, and culture). Finally, students compare personality averages in the United States to a country of their choice
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9th - 12th
Behavior Reflection Think Sheet - Trauma Informed - Understanding your Brain
Hoping to help students with behavioral challenges in a compassionate, reflective and supportive way? Consider this resource for your classroom or home. The Trauma - Informed Behavior Reflection Think Sheet helps visualize and support self-reflection after challenging times. Focus is placed on understanding brain science, trauma impact and self-reflection through restorative practice. Children are encouraged to report and reflect on what occurred after a behavioral incident, and better plan wha
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2nd - 12th, Not Grade Specific
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"The Bridge"- An exercise in goal setting and exploring past/future for all ages
“The Bridge” is a great exercise for helping kids, teens, adults, couples or even groups with goal exploration. It provides a template for exploration (words or pictures) of past experiences and hopes for the future. It helps the participant identify what steps they need to take to get to the future they desire. Potential barriers to success can be addressed as well. This exercise is helpful because it provides a visual “big picture” for treatment planning, motivating change, and breaking down h
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Circle of control, worry activities, anxiety coping skills, social anxiety. CBT
There are many parts of life that we have no control over, and sometimes having no control can increase our stress or worries.The circle of control is a concept that involves identifying things that are in our control and certain things that are not in our control. For example, the weather is out of our control.In order to cope well with worries and stress it is often useful to reflect on where our worries sit within our circles of control.Referring to the circles of control is helpful as it all
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Sociology: Socializing the Individual Movie The Truman Show
UPDATED 11/1/2022TEACHING THROUGH FILM is hands down the best approach to teaching Sociology! Description: I love to teach sociology through movies. I spent weeks researching a movie that best suits the topic of socializing the individual, until one day it hit me: The Truman Show by Jim Carry. I made these movie questions and tried it out, and it was A HIT! The kids LOVE THE MOVIE and couldn't believe how much it relates to the chapter! Here's what you'll get.This particular product is a PDF f
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Psychology Final Project "Who am I?" Two Different Project Options
AP Psychology and regular psychology end of the year project to wrap up all that the students have studied of the course of the year.
This creative project will allow students to take a more in depth look at themselves and how their personal experiences relate to a wide variety of psychological concepts.
There are project two options to look at; one takes a more creative approach to self-analysis, while the second option is a purely written reflection. You can choose one to assign or give both
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9th - 12th
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Nature vs. Nurture and Genie Guided Viewing for Sociology and Psychology
Introduce the concept of Nature vs. Nurture to your sociology students at the beginning of a unit on socialization by watching film clips about twins separated at a young age and Nova’s Genie: Secrets of a Wild Child, and having students respond to each.You Get:1. Two PowerPoint Slides with film links.2. Questions for the film clips.3. A foldable graphic organizer and questions for Nova’s Genie: Secrets of a Wild ChildThis is a part of my Sociology and Socialization Interactive Notebook Bundle a
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9th - 12th
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - Introduction
Use this product to introduce the concept of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. I've given the traditional pyramid a face lift, using black and white patterns for each level. Included in the product bundle are:- Posters to enlarge and hang on the wall of your classroom. 4 different versions are included for you to choose from.- 8 different handouts for your students to take notes on, including full sheet, half sheet, and quarter sheet options. All designed in black to conserve ink when printing.- a ba
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
History and Basics of Psychology *UNIT BUNDLE*
The history of psychology and basics of the field are foundational to understanding psychology as a career, or its application to life. Students will dig into topics such as the timeline of the psychology, science vs. pseudoscience, and various perspectives and theories of psychology. This bundle of lessons makes it easy for you to engage students in supplemental activities that go beyond the textbook or PowerPoint notes. Each lesson is built with best practice instructional strategies, proven t
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9th - 12th
Archetypes in Myth, Legend, and Literature Presentation
Enhance the study of myth, legend, and literature by teaching common character archetypes to your students. This 43-slide presentation gives background on 20 different archetypes including: The Hero, the Shadow, the Mentor, Allies, Shapeshifter, Outcast, Threshold Guardian, etc. The presentation includes original, eye-popping illustrations by Zachary Hamby. The presentation references archetypes found in cultural touchstones like The Wizard of Oz, The Lord of the Rings, Disney films, Harry Potte
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Joseph Campbell's 17 Steps of the Hero's Journey, GR. 6 - 12. PPT, Notes, Quiz
Joseph Campbell’s 17 Steps of the Hero’s Journey is an essential resource, cataloguing the timeless patterns found in SO many of the texts you will cover for YEARS to come as an educator. ANY GRADE – 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12! You RECEIVE:A. PDF’D secure Power Point, 18 pages total, 14 pages CHOCK full of informationB. NOTE TAKER (editable) for students to follow along, with prompts to increase on-task behavior and retention. C. A SIMPLE QUIZ, (editable) the goal of which is to ensure understanding
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6th - 12th
Psychological Perspectives Station Activity or Reading: Digital and Printable
This station activity covers six psychological perspectives: structuralism, functionalism, Gestalt, psychoanalysis, behaviorism, and humanistic. Each perspective comes with a half of page reading and there are questions at the end to go along with all six perspectives.The item comes in multiple formats: Microsoft Document, PDF, and a Google Doc. The link for the Google Doc is in the key section or on the last page of the other formats.This is perfect for general or AP Psychology. For AP Psych
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Psychology Curriculum Custom Bundle
Cognitive distortions worksheets, coping skills, anxiety, worries, thoughts
A worry is a feeling of unease, fear or nervousness when you start to think about unpleasant things. It is a type of thinking, often about something that might happen in the future and it leaves you feeling frightened, nervous or anxious. Some people call worries, anxiety or stress. Everybody experiences worries, however if you are starting to feel worried more often or if you can't seem to stop thinking about your worry and it is leaving you feeling upset, you may be experiencing anxiety.The di
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Psychology - Psychologist Quote Posters
Each of these twenty posters features the image of a famous psychologist, their name, and one of their quotes. Use them to decorate your classroom and provide helpful visuals for your students. They're intended to be printed in color on 8.5” x 11” paper and hung as decoration. Includes:20 color PDF postersPsychologists Include:Mary AinsworthSolomon AschAlbert BanduraErik EriksonSigmund FreudKaren HorneyWilliam JamesCarl JungAbraham MaslowStanley MilgramIvan PavlovJean PiagetCarl RogersB.F. Skinn
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9th - 12th
Psychology: States of Consciousness *UNIT BUNDLE*
Enhance your unit on States of Consciousness with this well planned, interactive bundle of lessons. Topics include sleep, dreams, drugs, and hypnosis and meditation. The big idea is "variation," how each of these areas is a variation of the "normal" consciousness. This bundle of lessons makes it easy for you to engage students in supplemental activities that go beyond the textbook or PowerPoint notes. Each lesson is built with best practice instructional strategies, proven to work with students
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9th - 12th
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Teen Mental Health Workbook, CBT. Worries. Check-In, Anxiety Worksheet, BPD
The main approach of the magic triangle is to help individuals understand how their thoughts and emotions affect their actions.It works by exploring, tackling and changing unhelpful thinking patterns that one has created over time and helps them change their perception on perceived danger so that one can break their negative cycle.It helps individuals to challenge automatic beliefs, and use practical strategies to change and modify the behavior. This results in more positive thoughts, which in t
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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CBT worksheets, cognitive flexibility, anxiety worksheets, teen mental health
This printable CBT Toolbox for kids aged 12 and up gives you the resources to help the children in your life handle their daily obstacles with confidence and ease. Inside this workbook you'll find 12 hands on and engaging activities to help treat worry, fear and anxiety.The main approach of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) is helping individuals understand how their thoughts and emotions affect their actions.It works by exploring, tackling and changing unhelpful thinking patterns that one has c
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Psychology Research Design *UNIT BUNDLE*
Don't be intimidated by all the math and science behind research and statistics- use this bundle to structure critical thinking activities to get your students talking about it! This fundamental topic of research helps students be critical thinkers when they design research or read other research from psychology's history. This digs in to different types of data and why it matters. It contains the basics of the scientific method, various research methodology, ethics, descriptive, inferential, an
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9th - 12th
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