Interesting wider reading.
In Defence of the Concept of Mental Illness | Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplements | Cambridge Core - https://t.co/8cPeFaQ8uL
Choke Points and Pitfalls in Studying
A review of an incredibly accessible and useful journal article (by @SChewPsych) for students and teachers alike.
https://t.co/40EM9Bbg02
#mcslearn
In the news today. More topical wider reading for Year 13 Psychology students studying the Addiction topic.
Psychiatrists warn gamblers ahead of Grand National - BBC News https://t.co/CLOH895Qio
In the news. Topical wider reading for A-level Psychology students studying the 'Addiction' topic.
Gambling limits for under-25s expected in new laws, reports say - BBC News https://t.co/5d5jLsxTdr
For people struggling with depression, the findings show you don’t have to run marathons or otherwise train strenuously to benefit.
Read More: https://t.co/PPpKkFppCw
Born OTD in 1904: BF. Skinner.
The pioneer of operant conditioning & radical behaviourism, his life, career & contribution to psychology make for fascinating reading. Get your copy of Who the Hell is BF Skinner here ⬇️
https://t.co/XejQlArupq
In the news.
Topical wider reading for A-level students of Psychology.
William Hill: Gambling addict says bookmaker didn't help him stop - BBC News https://t.co/OvfI3zzTu5
You may use Dual Coding in your classroom, but do your students know how to use it when they're studying and revising?
Here are 5 ways to get them started:
https://t.co/I384j7F2OH
Solomon Fuller was the first Black psychiatrist to be recognized by the American Psychiatric Association @APAPsychiatric. He pioneered Alzheimer’s research during his career and advanced the study of other neurodegenerative diseases. #BlackHistoryMonth
Topical news article :
‘Like living mirrors’: what twins’ special bonds reveal about nature, nurture and genetics | Genetics | The Guardian https://t.co/DDAjTmvGlI