IB Psychology - Pamoja Teacher Articles
  • Introduction
  • General psychology resources
    • Links to psychology resources
    • Resources from the American Psychological Association
    • Outstanding IB psychology blogs you need to know about
    • TED Talks: Psychology playlist
    • Brain Pickings: Outstanding Psychology Blog
  • General articles
    • Education and technology
    • Mindfulness and performance
    • Malala Yousafzai
    • Effective study techniques in Psychology
    • The need for personal space
    • The IB Psychology Subject Report – May 2019
    • A learning mindset
    • Gender considerations
    • Effective Online Group Work
    • Tips for Effective Notetaking
    • If it weren’t for the last minute, I would never get anything done
    • How focused are you?
    • Quiet: The power of introverts
    • Psychology and cinematography
    • To what extent are we shaped by unconscious biological processes?
  • Approaches to research
    • What does Approaches to Research mean?
    • Thinking critically about research design and methodologies
    • The research and null hypothesis
    • Learning about psychological research
    • Original reports of research studies
  • Biological approach
    • Brain and behaviour
      • Serotonin and reactions to unfairness
      • What happens to the brain when you fall in love?
      • Research study investigating ketanserin
      • Localisation of function – Relevant research studies
      • Techniques to study the brain
      • Techniques used to study the brain in relation to behaviour
      • Brain imaging technology
      • Oliver Sacks
      • HM’s brain
      • Agonists and antagonists
      • A focused look at two possible biological approach SAQs: Agonists and antagonists
      • The teenage brain
      • Neural pruning and the adolescent brain
      • Neuroplasticity
      • Neuroplasticity and poverty
      • Key study of neuroplasticity: Brain damage and language (Tierney et al. 2001)
    • Fear and Loathing: An Evolutionary Explanation
    • Hormones and Pheromones
      • Relevant research studies
    • Genetics and behaviour
      • An explanation of concordance rate
      • Do your genes determine your entire life?
      • Evolutionary explanations of jealousy
      • For those of you who like Biology: Some behavioural genetics
      • Epigenetics
      • Your mood swings may give you an evolutionary advantage
      • Disgust and evolutionary psychology
      • Fear and loathing: An evolutionary explanation
      • Economising research studies: Caspi et al. (2003)
      • Examining the outcomes and implications of genetic research – gene editing
      • Relevant research studies
    • The role of animal research
      • How ethical is animal research?
  • Cognitive approach
    • Cognitive processing
      • In two minds? The dual processing model
      • The Serial Position Effect – A Classic Study of Memory
      • The Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) and leisure activity choices
      • Relevant research studies
    • Reliability of cognitive processes
      • Reliability of Cognitive Processes and Biases: Illusory Correlations
      • The reliability of cognitive processes: additional information on Loftus and Palmer (1974)
      • The reliability of eyewitness testimony
      • How accurate are Flashbulb memories of dramatic events?
      • False memories – false claims made?
      • The Memory Wars Revisited
      • The malleability and reliability of eyewitness testimony
      • Misconceptions about the reliability of memory
      • Illusory correlations
      • Relevant research studies
    • Emotion and cognition
    • Cognitive processing in a technological world
      • Cognitive impacts of social media and digital devices
      • The influence of modern digital technologies on cognitive processes
      • The accuracy of eye witness testimony
      • Our relationship with technology
  • Sociocultural approach
    • The individual and the group
      • Social identity theory and discrimination
      • Tajfel and social identity theory
      • Howarth (2002) and an Historical Perspective
      • Social cognitive theory: Bandura and the Bobo doll
      • In and out-groups
      • Bandura et al. (1961): Transmission of Aggression Through Imitation of Aggressive Models
    • Cultural origins of behaviour and cognition
      • The significance of different cultural groups
    • Cultural influences
      • A model of Acculturation: Berry (2005)
      • Does individualism bring happiness?
      • 10 minutes with Geert Hofstede
    • The influence of globalization
      • Does Globalization Influence Cooperative Behaviour to solve Global Issues?
      • The Influence of Globalization
      • Globalisation and intercultural competence
  • Fitting In: Assimilation, Integration and Acculturation
  • Abnormal psychology
    • Factors influencing diagnosis
      • On “Being sane in insane places”
      • Szasz and the myth of mental illness
    • Etiology of abnormal behaviour
      • What is depression?
      • Depression and social isolation
    • Treatment of disorders
      • Treatment of Depression – Key Studies
      • CBT and the treatment of depression
  • Psychology of human relationships
    • Personal relationships
      • Why we love
    • Group dynamics
    • Social responsibility
      • Situational factors and human behaviour – the bystander effect
      • Kitty Genovese and the Bystander Effect
      • The Bystander Effect challenged
      • Reciprocal altruism
  • Internal assessment
    • IA Statistics…where do I start?
    • Writing the introduction and the exploration sections
    • Writing the analysis and evaluation sections
    • Common errors and omissions
    • IB Psychology subject report May 2019: The internal assessment
    • Suitable studies to investigate psychological theories and models
    • What are “True” experiments in Psychology?
    • How can Psychology help us in our everyday lives?
    • Using reputable websites in your IA
  • External assessment
    • Psychology external assessments: A guide for IBDP students
    • FAQs on IB Psychology external assessment
    • Responding to the “describe” command term
    • Responding to the “explain” command term
    • Why is an argument so important in writing an essay in IB Psychology?
    • How to approach SAQ writing: An example
    • Unpacking an ERQ
    • Writing a conclusion for your response to an ERQ
    • Unpacking Extended Response Questions: Criterion A – Focus on the Question
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Quiet: The power of introverts

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A recently published book by Susan Cain, Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking, raises some provocative ideas about the subject. The major ideas of her argument are outlined .

Do you see her argument as credible?

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