Soak
Folk
Oak
Polk
and then immediately ask, and what's the white of an egg? (most will yell out yolk). Gets them almost every time.
For the representativeness heuristic, there a couple that are all variations on the same theme. I am away from my office until Tuesday. If you don't need it until then, I'll e-mail you when I get back in the office.
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From: "Jablonski, Jessica" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent 6/3/2007 6:42:15 PM
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Subject: [tips] Activities Social Psychology
Hello All,
I have searched the internet for class activities to use in my social psychology class. I am writing to the list to see if any of you may have suggestions on activities you use in your classes. I am looking for applied learning examples, either in-class activities or homework assignments, particularly on the following concepts, although I welcome others as well:
-spotlight effect
-illusion of transparency
-self-serving attributions
-priming
-belief perseverance
-representativeness heuristic
-illusory correlation
-fundamental attribution error
-self-fulfilling prophecy
-mere exposure effect
-examples of attitudes not predicting one's behaviors
PS: I am always looking for additional applied activities to use in my Intro Psychology Class so if any good ones you have used come to mind, I'd appreciate learning about those as well.
Jessica Jablonski, Psy.D.
Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology
Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My Website on Grad Study in Psych: http://home.comcast.net/~jpsyd/graduate.htm
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