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1. But it feels safe: How psychology helps us understand misperceptions of risk
Applying psychology can help us make and communicate better decisions for COVID-19 prevention.
Newsletter Article (January 2021)
2. Getting an early start in science: An activity for teaching psychology to preschoolers
Ideas for teaching psychology to very young students.
Newsletter Article (March 2019)
3. The skillful psychology student: How to empower students with workforce-ready skills by teaching psychology
Connecting the dots for students on the occupational skills acquired through psychology.
Newsletter Article (March 2019)
4. The skillful psychology student: Skills you will need to succeed in the 21st-Century workplace
Employer-valued skills that will prepare you for any career.
Newsletter Article (February 2019)
5. Research assistants (RAs) can experience harm: Here’s how your teaching can help them
By using the linking or Identify-Change-Evaluate methods, instructors can educate students about RA risks.
Newsletter Article (February 2018)
6. Controversy in the Psychology Classroom
Well-chosen, controversial issues can engage students’ interest in course material and show them how to appreciate, evaluate, and apply empirical findings to the analysis of human behavior. This book offers pedagogical tools for navigating controversial issues in the classroom and suggests fruitful topics.
Book (December 2012)

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