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The first half of the chapter focuses on decision-making and is designed to cover the topic of “thinking and learning" in the Learning and Cognition context. You’ll learn more about the ways we take mental shortcuts and how these can be manipulated. We’ll then focus on learning, including soci...

The title speaks for itself - "Memory" is all about how and why we remember. Filled with highly relevant content like the effects of repetition, technology and culture on our memories, the unit takes some of the most challenging IB Psych content and breaks it into manageable chunks. For the IB Psych...

Save yourself some time with our Support Pack and eBook Bundle. Everything you need to start teaching IB Psychology is here.The title speaks for itself - "Memory" is all about how and why we remember. Filled with highly relevant content like the effects of repetition, technology and culture on our m...

Want to hook your students into Psychology? Why not teach "Criminology" in IB Psychology. This 11 lesson chapter from our new textbook is completely free and covers all of the biological approach topics for the new curriculum (with the exception of the diathesis stress model). It also prepares stude...

IB Psychology: A Student's Guide (2025-Second Edition) ISBN: 978-0-9951390-1-5Please note this is an ONLINE READER version of the book. It is hosted by a 3rd party site, where you can make an account, login and purchase the book. It will be available to view, and display in class or at home. It is n...

Want to teach the sociocultural approach and "group behaviour" in an interesting and engaging way? Cults might just be for you.Lessons in this eBook are:- Compliance Techniques- Conformity- Cultural Dimensions- Social Learning- Social Identity Theory- Cognitive Dissonance- AcculturationNothing seems...

This unit on “Couples" is all about why people fall in and out of love, and how therapists can help. It covers some of the sociocultural approach content in the IB Psychology course, as well as topics in the Human Relationships option. Combined with Cults and Criminology, it completes the Human Re...

Save yourself some time with our teacher support packs. Everything you need to start teaching IB Psychology is here.This unit on “Couples" is all about why people fall in and out of love, and how therapists can help. It covers some of the sociocultural approach content in the IB Psychology course,...

Revision Guide eBook Contents:The following topics are addressed using "Stress" as the health problem.- Determinants of Health- Biopsychosocial model- Dispositional factors and health beliefs- Risk and protective factors- Health Problems- Biological, cognitive and sociocultural explanations of he...

A major theme of this book is that stress is inevitable and actually has positive benefits. It’s not about avoiding stress or perhaps trying to reduce it, but harnessing its positive effects for your advantage.eBook Contents:- Introduction- Cognitive explanations- Sociocultural explanations- Biolo...

Want to hook your students into Psychology? Why not teach "Criminology" in IB Psychology. This 11 lesson chapter from our new textbook is completely free and covers all of the biological approach topics for the new curriculum (with the exception of the diathesis stress model). It also prepares stude...

This version is an eBook available as downloadable PDF files and includes; Paper 1 (Biological, Cognitive and Sociocultural Approaches HL Extensions), Paper 2 (Human Relationships, Abnormal Psychology and Bonus Development Topic) and Paper 3 Review (HL Only) Writing Guide and Example Answers.You can...

LICENSE: This is the entire textbook as a PDF file. When you purchase it, you get the right to use the book without limit in your school. This includes sharing it with your students on any internally accessible site, such as a closed Google classroom, Wiki, Moodle,. The posting of materials on publi...

Paper 3 in IB Psychology is where most students lose marks and miss out on 7s. This workbook is designed to help you understand the requirements of each question and create your own digital notes for revision. It's best used in conjunction with our revision textbook: IB Psychology: A Revision Guide

Contents:- Personal relationships (Human Relationships)- Formation of relationships (Human Relationships)- Communication and relationships (Human Relationships)- Why relationships change or end (Human Relationships)- Hormones (Biological Approach)- Pheromones (Biological Approach)- Evolution (Biolog...

Contents: - Neuroplasticity- Localization- Neurotransmitters- Techniques to study the brain- Hormones- Genetics- Genetic similarities- Evolution and behaviour ( Pheromones is covered in our Love and Marriage chapter).Features: - Bonus Topics including: - Culture and behaviour (culture of honor)- Soc...

Author: Travis DixonDelivery: Download Link sent by EmailFormat: Digital (PDF)License: SchoolA school license allows you to share this with students enrolled in your school. It can be made available through internal digital mediums (e.g. moodles or wikis) but cannot be published on publicly availabl...

Author: Travis DixonDelivery: Download Link sent by EmailFormat: Digital (PDF)License: SchoolA school license allows you to share this with students enrolled in your school. It can be made available through internal digital mediums (e.g. moodles or wikis) but cannot be published on publicly availabl...

The key questions targeted in Unit 3 (Bias in Personal Knowledge) are simple but at the same time profound:- In what ways does bias affect our everyday knowledge?- Why is our knowledge biased?- Can bias be reduced? This chapter includes 10 lessons focused on how bias (one of our overarching concepts...