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Subject Index


objective 67–9, 72–5


psychological testing 277–80


media 29, 71, 104–5, 204–5, 208


Memento 105


memorizing 52


memory 104–5, 183–4, 186–7, 193–4


see also false memory


memory test 247–8


mental health issues 257


metacognition 30–1, 45–6, 65, 137–8,


142–3


meta-knowledge 204


misconceptions 188


misdiagnosis 269


mismatch condition 187


module-based research project 247–50


“Monster Study” 205


moral issues 215, 216–18


motivation 26, 66–7, 151, 216


Mozart effect 207


fMRI 14, 15


Muller–Lyer illusion 270


naïve realism 268, 270


Nation at Risk (NCEE) 62


National Academy of Sciences 200


National Commission on Excellence in


Education 62


National Standards for Introductory Psychology


(APA) 67


natural selection 18


Natural World data 79


neuroimaging technologies 14, 15, 17


neurolinguistic programming 12


The New York Times xvi, 205


newscasters 63


Newsday 208


Nicholson, Jack 29


novelty effects 269


novice to expert progression 63–4, 65–6


obedience 52


Occupational Outlook Handbook 232


open-ended responses 84


operant psychology 155–8


opinions 51, 118, 119


optical illusions 270


O’Reilly, Bill 18


oversimplification 15, 16, 122


paradigmatic thinking 169


participation 185, 253–4


pattern recognition 65


Pearson correlation formula 154–5


pedagogy 35–6, 43–6, 127, 140–3


peer review process 29–30, 165, 172


peer writing assistants 241, 242


peer-to-peer teaching 156, 254


peppered moth 18


perception 201, 268


perfection, pursuit of 67


performance assessment 61, 66–7


personal construct theory 127, 131


personal epistemology 37–42


personal experience


beliefs 211–12, 213–14, 217–18


moral issues 217–18


personal involvement 111


personal mission statements 241–4


personal response systems 188, 189


personal theory of behavior 63


personality 26, 127, 277–8


PET scans 14, 15


physiological data 107


placebo effects 267, 269


plagiarism 226


Ponzo illusion 270


pornography 121


position papers 258


postdiscussion activity 253–4


post-then method 274


posttraumatic stress disorder 13, 267


prayer, efficacy of 204


preconceptions 145, 188


precourse knowledge questionnaire 238


preparation for class 66–7


prereflective thinking 38–9, 44


presentation poster 249


prestige, sources of 102


principal components analysis 133


probability 1–2, 153


problem-based scenarios 54, 55


problem solving 56, 65, 70, 145–6


process approach 90–4


processing automatacity 187


The Professor’s Guide to Teaching (Forsyth) 139


propaganda 122–3


prosocial behavior 176


pseudoscience 26, 164–5


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