The worksheet consists of two parts: Part 1) A link to Bobo Doll experiment video and a set of questions about it, and Part 2) Analyzing a music video. This lesson was created by a teacher from an international demonstration school and highly appreciated by her students :) Please feel free to buy and make some changes for your original version!

This worksheet provides a simple activity to help students memorize the sub-fields in professional psychology and find their interests in the field of psychology.

This is an excellent activity for high school students to understand reinforcement and punishment towards role plays. This lesson package includes two case studies to be portrayed by the students and instructions on PowerPoint. Please do not hesitate to adjust the scenarios if you find them too sensitive. You can add some characters like lawyers or police to explain the situations instead of demonstrating some scenes or change the setting to the court if you’d like. This lesson was created by a teacher from an international demonstration school and highly appreciated by her students :) Please feel free to buy and make some changes for your original version!

This worksheet provides the links to the videos about the visual cliff experiment as well as the questions about the similarities and differences between the different experiments from the two videos.

In this lesson, students will read the descriptions of the Disney Princesses and analyze their needs and wants according to Maslow’s 8-stage Hierarchy of Needs. This lesson was created by a teacher from an international demonstration school and highly appreciated by her students (especially the girls!) :) Please feel free to buy and make some changes for your original version!

This worksheet consists of two case studies of personality disorders, including the questions that help students review personality disorders, symptoms, and basic psychological theories such as classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and social learning. To answer the reflection question, the teacher might need to read or play the record of mock interviews between a psychologist and the two subjects (Mark and Billy), which is an excerpt from a practitioner’s guide (page twenty-eight to thirty-one) by following the link on top of the handout. This is a fun activity which received very good feedback from the students in my psychology class.

There are three common kinds of sleep disturbances associated with mental illnesses which are insomnia, night terrors, and nightmares. Students must join their role-play groups and review their characters. Then, prepare the 7 to 10-minute role-plays to teach their classmates about their assigned sleep disturbances. While each group is performing their role-plays, the audience must take notes about the following items: the definition of the sleep disturbance and its symptoms, possible causes in relation to psychological disorders, the suggested treatment. This lesson was created by a teacher from an international demonstration school and highly appreciated by her students :) Please feel free to buy and make some changes for your original version!