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Young Children and their Schemas dvd
Ref: 1803
Filmed in a nursery and family centre setting, this film illustrates and explains how children explore the world around them. Delightful footage of young children manipulating and arranging objects in ways that enable them to make sense of their properties. What are schemas? Why do they matter? Types of schemas and how they aid learning.
Accompanying booklet includes useful summary information and hints on supporting developmental play.
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£22.00
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Maguire: Navigation & Brain Structure dvd
Ref: 1749
Eleanor Maguire discusses her seminal study Navigation-Related Structural Changes in the Hippocampus of Taxi Drivers, looking at its context and aims, groundbreaking methods, surprising findings and what they suggest about navigation, memory and the plasticity of the human brain. Includes original scans from the study.
This film is particularly relevant to current OCR AS/A2 specification.
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£49.00
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Neuroscience and Behaviour dvd
Ref: 1738
How is behaviour organised and why do we behave as we do? Leading UK neuroscientist Susan Greenfield discusses the importance of neuroscience. She uses Maguire's recent study exploring brain structure by examining the brains of London taxi drivers as an example of how our experiences can impact on our neural development.
The film includes clear explanations of neurons, neural interactions and transmitters. Addiction and the role of drugs in upsetting the balance of the brain chemistry is discussed.
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£44.00
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Adolescent and Adult Development dvd
Ref: 1736
This film looks at identity formation, peer influence and moral development. Kohlberg's moral development theory and other behaviourial explanations of moral development are explained, including Erikson's.
This film is particularly relevant to current AQA, OCR and WJEC specifications.
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£44.00
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Stress PsyKit
Resource CD & Supporting Practical Materials
Ref: 1800
The latest in this popular series covers stress - what is it; what causes stress - Holmes & Rahe (SRRS); how is it measured; how does our body respond - Seyle's GAS stages; how personality relates to stress; stress-related illness and stress management techniques.
As with all PsyKits the central powerpoint presentation provides the core content, while the box itself contains all the materials you need for several relevant activities.
In this PsyKit there is a heart rate monitor ring; stress control aduio cd, stress measurement cards; stress inducing puzzle and even chocolate.
Full instructions, printouts and assessment tasks ready to go.
Content created by subject consultant Craig Roberts.
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£49.00
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Stress Resource cd
Ref: 1801
Designed as a central part of our Stress PsyKit, this resource cd contains three PowerPoint presentations and a set of printable cue cards.
The main presentation covers stress - what is it; what causes stress - Holmes & Rahe (SRRS); how is it measured; how does our body respond - Seyle's GAS stages; how personality relates to stress; stress-related illness and stress management techniques.
The other presentations include relevant activities, worksheet and experiments.
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£30.00
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Biofeedback PsyKitten
Ref: 1799
This activity kit includes instructions, materials and record sheets for groups of 4 students to engage in experiential learning. Students are subjected to minor stressors whilst having their heart rate measured and self reporting on their own stress levels. As with all PsyKittens, this resource can be used again and again, making it excellent value for money.
Includes PowerPoint presentation; 2 heart rate monitor rings and a stress-inducing puzzle. Presentation includes printable record sheets and detailed instructions - ready to go.
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£47.50
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Stress Measurement PsyKitten
Ref: 1730
This PsyKitten comprises the Galvanic Skin Response Monitor (1127), a mirror and a cd including a collection of suggested activities collated by Dr Julia Russell. Each activity comes with printable records sheets and instructions ... ready to go.
As with all PsyKittens, this resource can be used again and again, making it excellent value for money.
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£55.00
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Rosenhan's Experiment dvd: being sane in insane places
Ref: 1789
Can psychiatrists reliably detect insanity? Rosenhan set out to test if they could in his 1973 study. When all of his pseudo patients were diagnosed with psychiatric disorders, forced to remain in institutions and only released once they agreed to accept medication, Rosenhan's study forced many challenging questions on the psychiatric profession.
This dvd examines and evaluates this experiment, looking how it was viewed at the time and how it continues to influence psychiatry and the treatment of mental illness.
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£49.00
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Offender Profiling dvd
Ref: 1790
The film examines the question 'What is offender profiling? 'and takes a look at the background to psychological profiling in criminal psychology from its early development to how it is practiced today. The various approaches used in offender profiling are explored and the benefits and drawbacks are discussed.
The programme uses real life case studies and interviews with some of the top practitioners and experts to demonstrate the role that offender profiling plays in establishing the personality and behavioural characteristics of offenders who can then be brought to justice.
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£49.00
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Research Methods Interactive Resource Pack
interactive program CD and integrated e-book & Textbook
Ref: 1791
This easy to use pack uses a straightforward and engaging program to take you through the subject at a steady pace. Suitable for use from GCSE level and beyond.
Full of examples and explanations this is ideal for illustrating key points in class and for individuals to follow as revision or reassurance.
Assessment quiz questions are randomly selected to enable students to retake without revisiting the same routine of challenges.
Contents include:
Devising and testing models; types and levels of measurement; ways to obtain data; data collection problems; designing studies and dealing with variables.
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£25.00
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Descriptive Statistics Interactive Resource Pack
interactive program CD and integrated e-book & Textbook
Ref: 1792
This easy to use pack uses a straightforward and engaging program to take you through the subject at a steady pace.
Full of examples and explanations this is ideal for illustrating key points in class and for individuals to follow as revision or reassurance.
Assessment quiz questions are randomly selected to enable students to retake without revisiting the same routine of challenges.
Contents include:
Organising data; mode, mean and median; measures of spread; distribution, standard score and the normal curve; graphs and correlation.
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£25.00
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Inferential Statistics Interactive Resource Pack
interactive program CD and integrated e-book & Textbook
Ref: 1793
This easy to use pack uses a straightforward and engaging program to take you through the subject at a steady pace.
Full of examples and explanations this is ideal for illustrating key points in class and for individuals to follow as revision or reassurance.
Assessment quiz questions are randomly selected to enable students to retake without revisiting the same routine of challenges.
Contents include:
Probability and chance; statistical tests and tables; Which test to use; Type 1 and Type 2 errors; significance levels.
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£25.00
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States Of Consciousness dvd
Ref: 1744
Opening with definitions of consciousness, leading scientists Susan Greenfield and Susan Blakemore comment on what we mean by consciousness and the ongoing debate on differences between mind and brain.
The film covers sleep and dreams including exploring circadian rhythms, stages of sleep and sleep disorders.
This film is relevant to AQA-A, OCR, Edexcel and WJEC exam boards.
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£44.00
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Into the Mind: Episode 1: Mind Control dvd
Ref: 1760
The first in a 3 part series presented by Dr Michael Mosley which explores the human mind through psychological experiments of the last century, and questions the ethics of how far some experimenters were prepared to go in their quest for knowledge. Original footage of many of these experiments makes uncomfortable viewing at times.
Episode 1 focuses on the bizarre and sinister ways in which science has been used to try and control our minds, featuring studies by Pavlov, Skinner, Milgram and Robert Heath.
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£44.00
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Into the Mind: Episode 2: Emotions dvd
Ref: 1761
The second in a 3 part BBC series presented by Dr Michael Mosley which explores the human mind through psychological experiments of the last century, and questions the ethics of how far some experimenters were prepared to go in their quest for knowledge. Original footage of many of these experiments makes uncomfortable viewing at times.
This programme looks in detail at fear, love, aggression and empathy with particular reference to studies by J B Watson, Harlow and Bandura. Antonio Damasio's research into the importance of emotions for decision-making is also examined in some detail (the gambling test). Psychologists have, over the years, attempted to force the brain to produce specific emotions in response to particular stimuli.
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£44.00
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Into The Mind: Episode 3: broken brains dvd
Ref: 1762
The final part of a 3 part BBC series presented by Dr Michael Mosley which explores the human mind through psychological experiments of the last century, and questions the ethics of how far some experimenters were prepared to go in their quest for knowledge.
Paul Broca's fascinating research in 1861 on Leborgne (known as 'Tan') is widely believed to be the start of neurosurgery as we know it today. Focusing on language, memory and split brain research this programme illustrates how years of painstaking experimentation on patients with damaged brains have offered the greatest insight into this organ, and have produced crucial mappings of the functions of the brain, which are used in neuroscience and surgery in the 21st century.
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£44.00
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Griffiths: Cognitive Bias & Gambling dvd
Ref: 1747
Mark Griffiths talks about his case study The Role of Cognitive Bias and Skill in Fruit Machine Gambling, discussing the origins, aims and methodology of his study, as well as his findings and the implications of his findings for cognitive psychology and understanding gambling addiction and rehabilitation.
Ideal for students following the current OCR specification.
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£49.00
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Baron Cohen on Autism dvd
Ref: 1748
Simon Baron Cohen discusses his recent research - Another Advanced Test of Theory of Mind. He describes how the study built on earlier work and his aims in the design, using eyes to assess understanding of emotions and expression.
He goes on to discuss his findings and their implications for understanding autism. The DVD is intercut with illustrative footage of autistic children, their parents and autistic adults.
This film is particularly relevant to current OCR AS/A2 specification.
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£49.00
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Stress and Health: stressed to the limit dvd
Ref: 1739
The film examines the physiological response of the body when under stress. Why do we have a 'flight or fight' response? The role of cortisol is discussed along with the release of autonomic hormones.
Interaction between the nervous and immunity systems results in far reaching effects that can last for years and have real impact on our health. Understanding stress and how we deal with it can be crucial to how we manage it.
This film is relevant to AQA and OCR exam boards.
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£44.00
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Elizabeth Loftus: eyewitness testimony dvd
Ref: 1788
The DVD focuses on the groundbreaking research into Eyewitness Testimony undertaken by Professor Elizabeth Loftus and the experiments with John Palmer. She discusses the origins of her research, the methods, findings and problems with eyewitness testimony. Her findings have contributed significantly to a greater understanding of how our memory works and the massive implications for the criminal justice system are highlighted.
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£49.00
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Selah Psychology Game
Ref: 1781
The popular word based board game that has students competing to define and explain key terms.
Lively and highly engaging this activity encourages learning through laughter as well as continuous self assessment. This resource will come out time and time again, giving you great value for money.
Content designed for use with AQA A2 students.
I wholeheartedly recommend this Selah game for A-level teachers who want students to have fun when they learn. It's great for revision!
Matt Jarvis 2009
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£45.00
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Attraction dvd: secret of the sexes BBc series
Ref: 1768
Using volunteers in a scientific speed dating experiment, this intriguing documentary examines aspects of compatibility including facial similarity and physical attractiveness between genders. Experts assess the relationship between sexual selection and reproductive behaviour and attempt to generate mutual attraction by manipulating key psychological factors.
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£44.00
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Ten Things You Need to Know About Sleep dvd
Ref: 1765
An informative programme covering many aspects of sleep and sleep disorders. Footage from sleep labs and interviews with sleep experts are interspersed with animations of the brain and information about the stages of sleep.
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£44.00
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Why Do We Dream? dvd: BBC Horizon series
Ref: 1767
An exciting journey into current dream research, which has advanced greatly since the time of Kleitman - 'the father of sleep research'. Using fascinating footage of patients in sleep laboratories, researchers explain the importance of the pons in REM sleep disorders and the debilitating consequences of losing the ability to dream through damage to the parietal lobe.
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£44.00
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The Truth About Violence dvd
Ref: 1766
A fascinating BBC exploration of human aggression - what compels ordinary people to commit extreme acts of violence? Experts in the fields of neuroscience and psychology examine: the development of early aggressive behaviour; control mechanisms within the pre-frontal cortex that modify our core personality; the effects of brain damage, depression, sleep deprivation and alcohol and drug abuse on our levels of violence. A replication of Milgram's classic obedience to authority experiment clearly shows that normal people can inflict horrific torture as they convince themselves that violence is justified.
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£44.00
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Older Brains, Older Connections dvd
Ref: 1776
Dr. Diamond who is known for her pioneering work in the 1960's into the effects of an enriched environment on brain growth and continues to teach and research in the field of neurophysiology, presents an overview of much that is currently known about brain physiology and aging and includes recent research into the genetic components of Alzheimer's disease.
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£64.00
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Body Language: beyond words dvd
Ref: 1770
This superb programme with teaching notes takes an informative look into the fascinating world of non verbal communication. Body Language I takes a thorough look at how culture, gender, and age can affect non-verbal behaviour through the study of kinesics ie body language as a form of communication and the difference between gestures and signals and the many layers that make up unspoken communication.
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£39.00
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Body Language: reading people dvd
Ref: 1771
This interesting and informative dvd with pdf teaching resources, explores how to recognise the silent signals that people send to each other. It is well presented and has a wealth of scientific information to back up the evidence.
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£39.00
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The Learning Machine dvd
Ref: 1745
What is learning? This film addresses how we learn and the impact of our experiences as we develop. It covers the early research into learning as explored by Pavlov, Skinner as well as Albert Bandura's work on pro-social observational learning.
Footage illustrates the effects of positive reinforcement and the impact of punishment.
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£44.00
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Thinking and Language dvd
Ref: 1742
Use of language to communicate complex ideas is the most obvious way to demonstrate cognition and understanding. This film clearly illustrates the importance of language and the ideas it enables us to communicate.
Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman discusses his research in cognitive psychology, and linguist Noam Chomsky, along with others, explains the principles of language acquisition.
Susan Curtiss relates the revealing story of 'Genie', a young girl who did not acquire language due to the neglect and abuse of her parents. How has this developmental experience affected her ability to understand and process thoughts?
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£44.00
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The Mind's Storehouse: memory dvd
Ref: 1746
This fascinating film opens the door onto the amazing way our brain encodes, stores, processes and retrieves information. Including comments from Loftus and Shiffrin we learn how vital memory is and how it can be affected by experience and physical damage.
Starting with an explanation of the multi-store model and moving on to explain Ebinghaus' theory of the effect on memory of processing, viewers follow key developments in our understanding of memory. The case study of HM explores memory as a biological function within the hippocampus and includes the role of amygdala.
Elizabeth Loftus talks about her research into changes to memory and why she challenges Freudian beliefs in repressed memories. Her work has proven key with regard to the understanding of the reliability of eyewitness testimonies, especially in legal cases.
This film is particularly relevant to current AQA and OCR GCSE specifications and
AQA AS specifications.
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£44.00
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Gender and Sexuality dvd
Ref: 1737
This film explores gender and sexuality within the context of cultural expectations. It includes clear explanations of both terms and the differences between them, leading on to discussion on sexual orientation and stereotypes.
Social influences on gender roles, as explained by both Social Cognitive and Gender Schema Theories, are discussed and illustrated. What are the main differences between the sexes? Often cited examples of spatial skills and verbal fluency are included.
This film is relevant to current AQA and WJEC specifications at GCSE level and
AQA and Edexcel specifications at AS/A2 level.
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£44.00
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Personality dvd: BBC Human Mind series
Ref: 1769
An informative investigation, presented by Robert Winston, into how our mind shapes our personality and the effect our life experiences have on our ability to modify our personality throughout childhood, adolescence and adulthood.
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£44.00
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Personality Traits and Assessment dvd
Ref: 1732
This film looks at the different ways we can explore individual personalities and explains the different categories of personality types.
How do we develop our personality traits? Does environment have an impact or is it just genetic influences that affect us? These issues are addressed as the film takes us through a variety of personality tests and measures used by different psychologists, such as Meyers Briggs.
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£49.00
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People to People: social psychology dvd
Ref: 1741
This film provides an excellent overview of the development of the field of social psychology over the last 100 years. This includes explanations of key terms, such as norms, conformity, deindividuation, social influence, social loafing, participation and motivation. Examples of events such as My Lai and Rosa Parkes' behaviour in the US illustrate how our everyday lives are impacted by the behaviour of others.
Ongoing important debates on whether behaviour is caused by personality or situation, and the role of genetics versus the media in aggressive behaviouri are explored, including interesting comments by Bandura.
This film is particularly relevant to current AQA and Edexcel GCSE specifications and
AQA and Edexcel, AS/A2 specifications.
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£44.00
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Personality Theories dvd
Ref: 1735
The film examines Nelson Mandela's personality through the views of Freud's (Psychoanalytic), Carl Rogers' and Abraham Maslow's (Humanistic) and Bandura's (Social Cognitive) personality theories. Comments from Bandura on the development of his theory are included.
This film is relevant to all AS/A2 exam boards.
Produced in 2006
Duration 30 mins
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£44.00
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Illusion Spinner PsyKitten
Ref: 1727
This set comprises 4 pattern spinners; 2 kaleidoscopes and 4 laser spinners as well as an explanatory PowerPoint describing how this distorted visual information is processed by our brain.
Attract attention at Open Days and engage students with this apparently simple insight into our complex brains.
Each pattern spinner comes with 5 spinning pattern discs, with explanations of how they create their illusions. Each disk is approx 4 inches in diameter. There are
The patterns 'trick' your brain when spun round on the spindle. Excellent resource for demonstrating the 'motion after effect'. Other discs include a Benham pattern that turns a black and white pattern into a colour illusion, and three patterns, which create kaleidoscopic images when viewed under a florescent light.
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£15.00
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Brain Labelling PsyKitten
Ref: 1716
This practical resource is a cost effective way to produce a lively and memorable session.
This kinaesthetic labelling activity has been collated following several teacher suggestions for helping students learn and remember the different areas of the brain and their functions. Using a funky coloured shower cap as a brain, pupils are given labels to apply to relevant areas.
As with all PsyKittens, this resource can be used again and again, making it excellent value for money.
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£15.00
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Psychology Stationery Pack
Ref: 1722
A useful stationery pack suitable for psychology revision sessions, quiz prizes, club meetings and Open Days.
6 pens with text (Loftus & Palmer 1974 'Smashed, collided, bumped, hit, contacted?')
6 pens with text (Albert Bandura 1977 'Social Learning Theory modelling, imitation, observation')
6 rulers with text (Line Up for the Asch Test)
6 rulers with text (Ethics ... Where do you draw the line?)
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£12.99
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Psychology Bookmark Set
Ref: 1701
Psychology Bookmarks - a mixed collection of 25 bookmarks suitable for use with GCSE or AS/A2 groups. Useful class rewards or revision items.
Pack selected from 6 different designs.
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£10.00
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