IB Psychology Deep Dive

Created through Google's NotebookLM. This podcast is made for IB Psychology students studying the Cognitive Approach's understanding of human behaviour. The female host is glitchy in some sections. I'll look to rectify this at some point with a new version. This research paper by Landry & Bartling (2011) investigates the  phonological loop , a component of  Baddeley's model of working memory ,...

Created through Google's NotebookLM. This podcast is made for IB Psychology students studying the Cognitive Approach's understanding of human behaviour. This is an examination of  anchoring effect , a cognitive bias that influences decision-making. The study by Englich and Mussweiler (2001) demonstrated that judges' sentencing decisions were heavily influenced by the prosecutor's sentencing recomm...

Created through Google's NotebookLM. This podcast is made for IB Psychology students studying Cognitive Approach's understanding of human behaviour. This study by Judith M. Kearins (1981) examines visual spatial memory in Australian Aboriginal children. The study arises from an environmental pressures hypothesis, suggesting that cognitive abilities are linked to survival needs in specific habitats...

Created through Google's NotebookLM. This podcast is made for IB Psychology students studying the Human Relationships option and the Biological Approach's understanding of human behaviour. This study examines the influence of an attractive female on male risk-taking behavior, specifically in the context of skateboarding. The research, conducted by Ronay and Von Hipple (2010), suggests that the pre...

Created through Google's NotebookLM. This podcast is made for IB Psychology students studying the Biological Approach to understanding human behaviour. This study by Maguire (2000) investigated the brains of London taxi drivers to determine if their exceptional spatial knowledge and navigation skills impacted their brain structure. The researchers used MRI scans to compare the hippocampi of taxi d...

Created through Google's NotebookLM. This podcast is made for IB Psychology students studying the Human Relationships option. Gupta and Singh (1982)  is an exploratory study of love and liking in arranged and love marriages in India. The study explored how these feelings are influenced by the  type of marriage ,  duration  of marriage, and  sex  of the participants. The researchers used  Rubin’s l...