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A Lesson in Racism

December 6, 2019

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Jane Elliot conducted the most famous experiment on racism and social conformity in history - on third graders. After the death of Martin Luther Jr. she wanted to show her students - who didn't understand the concept - exactly why people are intolerant of each other.

Jim Jones, Jonestown, and Alternative Viewpoints

December 4, 2019

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When discussing the People’s Temple and the Jonestown tragedy, it’s very easy to focus too much on Jim Jones. We shouldn’t. The focus should be on those who lost their lives and the families that they left behind, and their very real, human motivations for joining the Temple. Obviously, to fully understand the situation, it’s […]

Do What You’re Told!

December 3, 2019

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For those who were not in class today and missed Milgram’s experiment, attached is the video we watched in class, the worksheet, and the 40 Studies assignment. For further reading (not mandatory, just interesting), research has been done with some of the explanatory devices used by the research subjects to justify their decisions to shock […]

Zimbardo on Evil

December 2, 2019

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If you were not in class today, please make sure that you view Quiet Rage, the film on the Stanford Prison Experiment (see embed below). For your last Zimbardo reflection on the Stanford Prison Experiment, I would like a list of nine questions that you had while viewing as well as a brief list of possible […]

AP Seminar Task 2 Stimulus Materials

November 21, 2019

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When you figure out your research question, please post it as a comment, complete with name and class period. I’ll be reading over them to make sure they’re good research questions. Try to have settled on something by the end of class on Wednesday or Thursday depending on if you’re B Day or A Day. […]

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November 20, 2019

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Fractured Fairy Tale Paper Submission

November 19, 2019

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These are due by 11:59 on Wednesday night. Please make sure that you’re good to go with TurnItIn. The class numbers are as follows; the password is wheeler. 1st Block AP Psych: 21636236 4th Block AP Psych: 21636238

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