Miscellaneous+Files



Some students have asked that I post the movie list online, so here it is. Again, let me remind you that this is not an exclusive list and you are welcome to review movies that are not on this list. If you know enough about psychology, you can find connections in almost any movie. However, some movies are easier to see connections than others - especially when you are new to psychology. If you have another movie in mind and are uncertain about it, feel free to ask me. Also, if there is another movie you think should really be added to the list, let me know. Once again though, this list is not intended to be viewed as an endorsement of any of these movies. I have not even seen all of them myself, as some have been recommended by other teachers or students. Do not interpret this list as "permission" to watch any of these movies. If your parents have rules or expectations about what type of movies are acceptable for you to watch (rating, content, etc.), //__those rules still apply__//. Once you have watched the movie, you need to fill out one of the gold extra credit sheets that you can pick up in class. Also, let me clarify that the most important part is the last part on the sheet where you connect the movie to psychology. But when it asks you to look at the table of contents and chapters - that is referring to your textbook, not the DVD.

Classics in the History of Psychology
At this website you can read many of the original writings of the various psychologists that we learn about during this course. No better source than a primary source!

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This is a website that you might find valuable. It has a bunch of content information about psychology. It might help you to review for unit or cumulative tests. It also has information for other courses in case you are interested.

Top Unethical Experiments in Psychology
A website that briefly reviews some of the most disturbing and ethically questionable (although some of them also among the most groundbreaking) experiments of all time. It makes us continue to question: do the ends justify the means? where do we draw the lines? how far is too far?

=Free online videos=

Clips for Class
A diverse collection of video clips on many different topics of psychology. Great for studying.

YouTube - General Psychology videos
This is a collection of videos that someone put together related to a WIDE variety of general psych topics.

Discovering Psychology videos
Click on this link to go to a website that hosts all of the segments (even ones we haven't been able to watch in class) of the Discovering Psychology video series with Phil Zimbardo, for FREE! All you have to do is register and you can watch any segment. There are a bunch of other video series on the learner.org site that might be of interest to you (although not necessarily related to psychology), but I've posted some links to some of the video series that might be of paricular value to psychology below.