The first in a trilogy of related psychology research methods films (the second looks at Non-Experimental Research Methods and the third goes “Behind the Statistics”
One of the simple pleasures of Wandering the Web™ for a living, made all the more enjoyable by that intangible sense of the unexpected (I
One of the obvious ways to study the media is through Content Analysis and a classic – if now somewhat dated – application of the
Talk the Walk At this point students need to get to grips with learning the basics of research methods. How you organise this is up
Virtual Research in a Real Location The idea here is that we use students’ knowledge of a real location as the basis for virtual research:
A few years ago I was asked to deliver a Conference on “Sociology and the Internet” to teachers interested in learning more about what was
While the validity of Official Crime Statistics has long been questioned, their reliability has tended to be assumed. Recent pronouncements by the ONS, however, suggest
Our latest Psychology On-Demand compilation brings together 3 short films designed to clarify and consolidate the meaning of experimental methods by looking at the different
If you’re looking for contemporary examples of experiments with sociological applications, this recent study might be useful at both AS (Culture and Identity) and A2
Not to be confused with the much older (but still useful) Psychology Teachers Toolkit, this particular Teachers’ Toolkit has more-official origins in the sense it’s
