Results 1–10 of 63 for "Curriculum"X related to "Going green" Refine Your Search Refine Your Search TopicEducation (48)HIV & AIDS (10)Children (6)Learning & memory (5)Personality (3) 10 more... [+] Sleep (3)Law & psychology (2)Testing issues (2)Bullying (1)Death & dying (1)Race (1)Schizophrenia (1)Suicide (1)Teens (1)Women & men (1)Hide detailsDocument TypeCurriculumXYear2011 (1)Author/ContributorBenjamin, Ludy T. Jr. (2)Dwyer, Carol (2)O'Leary, Ann (2)Arnold, J. David (1)Bowleg, Lisa (1) 21 more... [+] Britton, Paula J. (1)Carey, Michael P. (1)Dollinger, Stephen J. (1)Eagleston, Jean R. (1)Engle, T. L. (1)Forsyth, Andrew D. (1)Graham, Sandra (1)Kain, Craig (1)Kalichman, Seth (1)Kratochwill, Tom (1)Lucariello, Joan (1)McCombs, Barbara (1)Nogare, Mario A. (1)Puente, Antonio E. (1)Renner, Michael J. (1)Rhodes, Nancy (1)Semrud-Clikeman, Margaret (1)Snellgrove, Louis (1)Watson, David L. (1)Whitcomb, David H. (1)Zimbardo, Philip G. (1)Hide details Results 1–10 of 63 Previous 1 2 3 ... Next Relevance Title A-Z Title Z-A Newest First Oldest First Sort by: 1.Critical Thinking And Essay Questions for Cross-Cultural PsychologyIs what we know as truth, principle, or theory about human behavior learned in this "traditional" way, true for all people regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, culture, class or lifestyle?Curriculum 2.Activity 2.1: Measuring Social Avoidance and DistressThis scale attempts to determine the level of anxiety people feel in social situations and the extent to which they avoid these situations.Curriculum 3.Activity 5.1: Understanding the Type a Behavior PatternType A behavior attempts to control other people, time and events, engaging in excessive competitiveness and achievement orientation, time urgency and impatience, and easily aroused anger and hostility.Curriculum 4.Teaching Tip Sheet: Multiple Loss and Aids-Related BereavementPeople who grieve the death of someone from HIV-related complications often also face a unique set of issues that challenges historical models of bereavement (Kain, 1997). Curriculum 5.Discussion/Essay QuestionsStudents can discuss Freud's theories, self-actualization of famous people and types of personality research.Curriculum 6.Activity 4.1: StereotypesThis activity illustrates the preconceived attitudes and beliefs held about different groups of people and the relative consistency of those beliefs.Curriculum 7.Activity 3.2: NarcissismNarcissism is sometimes called the personality disorder of our society, with many people displaying some of its traits.Curriculum 8.Activity 4.4: A Neat Little Demonstration of the Benefits of Random Assignment of Subjects in an ExperimentThe major advantage of randomly assigning people to conditions in an experiment is that any variables that might affect the outcome of the experiment that are not controlled will be randomly divided between the conditions of the experiment.Curriculum 9.Activity 5.1: Promoting Greater Understanding of Abnormal BehaviorStudies indicate that in cultures and communities that provide work opportunities for individuals with schizophrenia the rate of improvement in those individuals is statistically significant. Curriculum 10.Teaching Tip SheetsTeaching tip sheets by Ann O'Leary, Craig Kain, David Whitcomb, Lisa Bowleg, Paula Britton, Seth Kalichman, Michael P. Carey and Andrew D. Forsyth on cognitive dissonance, motivated reasoning, loss and AIDS-related bereavement, flexible therapeutic frames, social support networks, attitudes and behavior change, self – efficacy, counselor attitude bias, and stigma and prejudice.Curriculum Previous 1 2 3 ... Next Relevance Title A-Z Title Z-A Newest First Oldest First Sort by: ADVERTISEMENT Results 1–10 of 63 for "Curriculum"X related to "Going green"