Social Psychology Project (Cooperation v. Competition)
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- Comfortable Classroom
- Grade Level:
- 9-12
- Product Type:
- Simulation/Problem-Solving
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- Pages:
- 8
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Description
Trick your students into learning social psychology by living social psychology!
This cooperative lesson seems like fun and games until the end, when you reveal all the social psychology behind their behaviors.
This lesson includes objectives, essential questions, agenda, handouts for group norms/roles/slogan/mascots. It encourages you to randomly "rank" teams to create competition among groups and yet at the same time instill collaboration within the group.
This includes discussion questions, a quick-write reflection, links to outside resources for landmark psychological studies, and examples.
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