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John Crane has worked at the International School of Prague since 1988. He has over 20 years of experience teaching psychology...

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If I know you're very good in music, I can predict with just about zero accuracy whether you're going to be good or bad in other things.

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John Crane provides an invaluable resource for all IB Psychology teachers. The site provides up to date studies and relevant material in the current news. It has become my go-to source for IB specific materials.

Graham Samson, Exeter College, United Kingdom

The InThinking IB Psychology website was extremely helpful during my first two years teaching IB Psychology. I have been able to easily gain access and insight into the IB curriculum.

Margaret Holtgreive, Reagan IB High School, USA

Gracias por toda la informacón provista.

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  • 25 Mar Ethan Camp
    Sherif et al (1954)
    Hi John, Is the Robber's Cave study ok to be used to support SIT. I was thinking that it might be good to offer it as a way of demonstrating some of the SIT concepts, but with higher ecological validity from the study itself. Regards, Ethan Ethan
  • 25 Mar Shabari Shields
    HL Extension: Animal research
    Hi John Can there be an extension HL question on animals and pheromones like the ones on brain and behavior,, hormones and behavior and genetics and behavior ? Many thanks
  • 25 Mar Ian Latham
    Study guide: Culture
    From the above, it looks like preparing Berry (or Kulkofsky) allows a student to 'cover' potential questions on cultural dimensions, on effect of culture on one behaviour, on culturlal origins of behaviour, research methods... not sure about...
  • 25 Mar Ian Latham
    Revision (review): Sociocultural
    Most lesson-planning 'LP' presentation resources for teachres are reproduced here as revision resources for students and they find them very useful - thanks! Is it possible to have the Hofstede presentation here too? Thanks.
  • 25 Mar Narges Rahimi
    Genetics and behaviour
    great ... thank you very much
  • 25 Mar Emily Clark
    Subway samaritans
    Ok, that makes a lot of sense. Thank you for the clarification.
  • 25 Mar Sania Begum
    Forming the research question
    Dear John, Would this be considered an appropriate Psychology EE: 'To what extent is Schizophrenia no longer a viable psychological construct, when does it become biological?' Thank you.
  • 25 Mar John Crane
    Student access
    Dear Melissa Follow steps 1 - 3 above. When you click on groups, you will see the group you have created. Click on that. Then you will see "Add/Remove pages" on the top right side.
  • 25 Mar John Crane
    FAQs for Internal Assessment
    Dear Joel Yes, totally possible.
  • 25 Mar John Crane
    Presentation: Generalizability
    Dear Marit That is because the pages are for students. You need a student account to access those links. You should be sure that you have made all of the Paper 3s that are listed available to them so that they can see them.
  • 25 Mar John Crane
    Overview of report format
    Dear Sergio Exactly.
  • 25 Mar John Crane
    Genetics and behaviour
    Dear Narges, yes.