Are violent criminals born or made? The nature versus nurture debate has raged in criminology for 150 years. In this chapter, we’ll focus on the “nature” side of the debate. You’ll learn about the major biological factors that cause criminal behaviour. These include:
We've taken all of our TSPs and bundled them together in one resource at a massively discounted price. "IB Psychology: A Student's Guide" textbook is written in a lesson-by-lesson format, so if your kids have the book and you have the support packs, you can get two years worth of teaching materials with the simple click of a button.
We've taken all of our TSPs and bundled them together in one resource at a massively discounted price. "IB Psychology: A Student's Guide" textbook is written in a lesson-by-lesson format, so if your kids have the book and you have the support packs, you can get two years worth of teaching materials with the simple click of a button.
We've taken all of our TSPs and bundled them together in one resource at a massively discounted price. "IB Psychology: A Student's Guide" textbook is written in a lesson-by-lesson format, so if your kids have the book and you have the support packs, you can get two years worth of teaching materials with the simple click of a button.
Pre-orders only. This Second Edition is written for the new 2025 IB Psychology curriculum.
Want to teach about couples, cults and criminology in IB Psychology? Now you can with “IB Psychology: A Student’s Guide.” In this second edition, Travis takes dry topics like “Group behaviour” and “Interpersonal relationships” and turns them into instantly engaging chapters like Couples, Cults, and Criminology. This results in more engagement, deeper learning and better results.
Flashcards are the most effective method for revising key details for exams. This digital download includes key terms, theories and studies needed for IB’s Health Psychology option in Paper 2.
This digital download includes a range of essays written for Paper 2 in IB Health Psychology. The content is based on the material in the Stress unit so students can see how to improve their writing and increase their scores.
Exemplar essays that would score top marks are included for some of the more challenging questions, like prevalence rates of stress and ethical considerations in health problems.
This audio book is the latest idea we’ve had in trying to continually improve the quality of study resources available for IB Psychology students.
Perfect for EAL students or anyone who prefers audio books to print reading.
This is the exact text of the eBook version read aloud by Travis Dixon. At the start and end of each lesson there’s also bonus material as well, including some exam tips for students and teaching tips for teachers.
Save hours of planning with our Teacher Support Pack that accompanies our unit on "Stress" for IB Health Psychology.
Time is precious, yet we teachers have so little of it. That’s why our Teacher Support Packs (TSPs) have become so popular with IB Psychology teachers. Get all the teaching materials you need to teach Stress for IB Health Psychology in an instant download.
This revision guide is designed to be a companion reader for Stress: A Student’s Guide to IB Health Psychology. It includes the same content but condensed into the essential details and structured to reflect the IB Psychology Guide. This guide prepares students to answer any question on Health Problems and Determinants of Health topics in the Health Psychology option.*
Learning how to cope with stress is one of the most important things an IB student can learn. This unit on Stress teaches students valuable coping strategies and prepares them for IB Psychology Paper 2.
By the end of this unit, students will be prepared to answer any question on Health Problems and Determinants of Health topics in the Health Psychology option.
These example answers will show you how surprisingly simple it is to get a 7 in Paper One!
It includes 13 example answers for Paper 1 in IB Psychology.
Forget about the command terms! These essay responses have been written to show you how to use a very simple structure for every SAQ and score high marks. The essays have also been written using basic rules that will help score top marks.
Unlike other example exam answer packs, these answers aren't "perfect" - they are written to reflect the quality of writing that most IB students are capable of, while still being able to score top marks.
The examiner comments help provide deeper insights into the do's and don'ts of IB exam answers.
Crack the IB code with our exam prep packs! These answers are designed for the "old" syllabus. These example answers will show you how surprisingly simple it is to get a 7!
This free eBook covers about ten lessons designed to slowly introduce IB students to the world of Psychology. A lot of teachers start with Research Methods and I used to as well, but I now know that this is not very effective.
A simple ten lesson intro will get kids hooked into Psych. I then like going into Criminology and Social Psychology before studying research methods. This way we can use the studies we've naturally covered in the course to highlight the benefits of various methods.
This free eBook gives a brief introduction and some tips to the Extended Essay. We're in the process of developing some more EE resources. This is a very short chapter that just outlines the basics.
