Journal+Entries+2nd+Marking+Quarter

A good journal entry tends to be a page in length. You are graded on your ability to clearly express your opinion, provide examples/personal connections, and relate to psychology terminology and/or concepts. Journal Entries are collected and graded at the end of each marking quarter.

ONLY 4A Must do all 4 of the 4 journal entries. (THIS WILL BOOST YOUR GRADES and takes the place of an assignment you did not have to do)

__Journal 1__: Explain the problem faced by the sheepmen. How was Classical Conditioning used to solve this problem? Identify the UCS, UCR, CS, and CR. Do you think this will have lasting results? (Pulling a Gag article)

__Journal 2__: After watching Monster’s Inc. identify 2 examples of classical conditioning including UCS, UCR, CS, CR and 3 examples of operant conditioning indentifying the consequence (+R, -R, +P, -P).

__Journal 3__: Using Bandura's experiment as a model, what do you think the effect of violent media (TV, movies, video games) is on children? Where does the responsibility lie to prevent exposure to violence ie: parents, media creators, the government? Do you think access to violent media (TV, films, video games) should be restricted? Explain.

__Journal 4__: In //Memento// Leonard says to Teddy, “Memory’s unreliable. Memory’s not perfect. It’s not even that good. Ask the police; eyewitness testimony is unreliable. Memory can change a shape of a room or a color of a car. It’s an interpretation, not a record.” Would you agree with this statement? How reliable do you consider your own memory? Give examples. What are some important points the film is making about memory?

ALL OTHER CLASSES (1B, 2B, 4B)

__Journal 1__: After watching Monster’s Inc. identify 2 examples of classical conditioning including UCS, UCR, CS, CR and 3 examples of operant conditioning indentifying the consequence (+R, -R, +P, -P).

__Journal 2__: Using Bandura's experiment as a model, what do you think the effect of violent media (TV, movies, video games) is on children? Where does the responsibility lie to prevent exposure to violence ie: parents, media creators, the government? Do you think access to violent media (TV, films, video games) should be restricted? Explain.

__Journal 3__: In //Memento// Leonard says to Teddy, “Memory’s unreliable. Memory’s not perfect. It’s not even that good. Ask the police; eyewitness testimony is unreliable. Memory can change a shape of a room or a color of a car. It’s an interpretation, not a record.” Would you agree with this statement? How reliable do you consider your own memory? Give examples. What are some important points the film is making about memory?