A Bibliography of Articles of Interest to Teachers of Psychology Appearing in <i>Psychological Reports</i> 1955–2010

Abramson, Charles I.; Curb, Lisa A.; Barber, Kelsey R.

doi:10.2466/11.pr0.108.1.182-212

Psychol Rep

2011

DOI: 10.2466/11.pr0.108.1.182-212

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A Bibliography of Articles of Interest to Teachers of Psychology Appearing in Psychological Reports 1955–2010

Charles I. Abramson

Lisa A. Curb

Kelsey R. Barber

Abstract: Abibliography is presented of articles related to various aspects of the teaching of psychology that have appeared in Psychological Reports from 1955-2010. The 605 articles are classified into 21 sections including those devoted to history, psychology of the scientist, teaching tips, textbook evaluation, and evaluation of students and professors.

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“…When it was headed by the Ammons family (now taken over by Sage), many articles of interest to the teaching of comparative psychology were published. A listing of these articles that appeared from 1955-2010 is available (Abramson et al, 2011).…”

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The Teaching of Comparative Psychology: Exercises, Experiences, and Philosophy: An Introduction to the Special Issue

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This special issue of the International Journal of Comparative Psychology is devoted to the teaching of comparative psychology. The 12 papers in this issue represent a wide range of activities and collectively provide the teacher of comparative psychology with over 50 inquiry-based activities. These activities include a variety of animal demonstrations using both vertebrates and invertebrates and those related to teaching the history of comparative psychology. To help increase interest in comparative psychology within a psychology department, there is a paper describing how aspects of clinical psychology can be incorporated into a course on comparative psychology. Teachers of comparative psychology will also find a paper on how the oriental art of origami can help students understand aspects of evolution. For teachers of comparative psychology that wish to incorporate behavioral technology into their classrooms, there are papers that describe how to construct low-cost animal robots and to incorporate 3D printers, respectively. The issue closes with a paper on how to teach behavioral observation techniques.

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A Bibliography of Articles of Interest to Teachers of Psychology Appearing in Psychological Reports 1955–2010

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References 591 publications

The Teaching of Comparative Psychology: Exercises, Experiences, and Philosophy: An Introduction to the Special Issue

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