Crash Course Psychology Episode Worksheet | 2 - Psychological Research

Follow Crash Course Psychology’s research episode with fifteen questions about bias, scientific reasoning, case studies, observation and surveys. A teacher key supports review.
Grades
High School, Adult Education
Pages
3
File type
Microsoft Word
Answer key
Included

Updated Feb 19, 2024

Subject
Social Studies, Psychology
Topic
Crash Course Psychology, Research methods
Resource types
Worksheets
Answer key
Included

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Crash Course Psychology Research Worksheet Engage high schoolers in psychology using real-world connections with this 2-page episode worksheet for Crash Course Psychology’s “Psychological Research” video. Students will answer 15 analysis questions while watching the insightful 10-minute video that examines psychology research methods. Implement as an entire class or in small groups, allowing students to rewatch the popular Crash Course video for improved comprehension. Check student understanding yourself or have them self-assess using the included answer key. Pair with other psychology resources like ethnocentrism slides and Crash Course government to build student interest. Discover more social studies and psychology materials for high school classrooms at Active Social Studies.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Explain hindsight bias and overconfidence.

  • Distinguish a scientific theory from a testable hypothesis.

  • Explain why replication matters and identify a research topic of personal interest.

Teaching tips

  • Pause the episode between research methods so learners can distinguish each method in their written responses.

Skills covered

  • Research vocabulary and concept recall

  • Comparing strengths and limitations of descriptive methods

  • Explaining the role of replication

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Core concepts

  • Psychological research methods

  • Scientific reasoning and ethics

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