Due first class back in August/ September: Draft of Introduction and Design of Psychology Experiment.
HL Psychology: IA is graded out of a score of 28. It is worth 20% of your final grade. 1500-2000 words
SL Psychology: IA is graded out of a score of 20. It is worth 25% of the Final Grade. 1000-1500 words
Refer to the IB Guide for First Exams in 2011 as you write your paper, and keep in contact with me.
Here is a website from which you can download the Psychology Guide: http://www.ibsurvival.com/files/file/1134-psychology-guide-for-first-examinations-in-2011/ Here are the parts of the IA that you must submit in our next class in August:
Introduction (5 points HL; 2 points SL))
Method: Design (2 points for SL and HL)
Method: Participants (2 points for SL and HL)
Method: Procedure (2 points for SL and HL)
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So observers in Bandura were not told to rate violence on a "yes" or "no" basis, but to count the number of violent acts; Milgram had many intervals on his "shock machine" that enabled him to measure and compare statistics about what point people would drop out at; Loftus and Palmer asked participants to estimate speeds in miles per hour, as opposed to "were they going fast or slow." You will be calculating statistics and showing trends. The more detailed the numbers, the more you can say about them. And nearly half of your IA grade will be based on what you do with these