ORIGIN OF PSYCH MOMENTS AP CONFERENCE – A PARTICIPANT MENTIONED USING LATIN MOMENTS EX. EQUESTRIAN CENTER – EQUESTRIAN COMING FROM THE WORD EQUS THE STUDENT.

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ORIGIN OF PSYCH MOMENTS AP CONFERENCE – A PARTICIPANT MENTIONED USING LATIN MOMENTS EX. EQUESTRIAN CENTER – EQUESTRIAN COMING FROM THE WORD EQUS THE STUDENT MADE THE CONNECTION SO THEY RECEIVED EXTRA CREDIT

PSYCH MOMENTS THE PURPOSE OF “PSYCH MOMENTS” IS FOR STUDENTS TO MAKE CONNECTIONS WITH INFORMATION THEY LEARN IN PSYCHOLOGY CLASS AND THE “REAL WORLD” NOT THE MTV SHOW!!!

WAYS TO USE PSYCH MOMENTS PSYCH MOMENTS WILL ONLY BE USED FOR EXTRA CREDIT ON TESTS

SOURCES FOR PSYCH MOMENTS TELEVISION SHOWS MOVIES NEWS ITEMS INTERNET FRIENDS AND FAMILIES OTHER CLASSES BOOKS NEWSPAPERS SONGS

GUIDELINES FOR EXTRA CREDIT ON TESTS EACH PSYCH MOMENT IS WORTH ONE POINT – WITH A MAXIMUM OF 5 EXTRA POINTS AVAILABLE PER TEST MUST BE SPECIFIC MUST CLEARLY ARTICULATE THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE TOPIC COVERED IN CLASS AND THE PSYCH MOMENT MUST BE DATED

GUIDELINES CONT’D CAN ONLY USE 1 PSYCH MOMENT PER TV EPISODE, MOVIE, NEWS STORY, ETC… MUST NOT BE TOO EXPLICIT – DELETE CERTAIN INAPPROPRIATE WORDS CAN’T REPEAT A PSYCH MOMENT SHOULD NOT MENTION OTHER STUDENTS’ OR TEACHERS’ NAMES IN A NEGATIVE MANNER NO PSYCH MOMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED LATE. THEY ARE DUE PRIOR TO THE TEST BEGINNING.

SAMPLE PSYCH MONENT Sat. 12/5/09 at 3:00pm “I was watching an episode of “Friends” and the gang teased Monica about having Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. She kept putting things back in order after Phoebe moved them. Obsessive-Compulsive disorder is an anxiety disorder. Obsessions are thoughts and compulsions are actions. Both can be so persistent that they interfere with normal activities and can cause distress.”

SAMPLE PSYCH MOMENT THURS. DECEMBER 10 TH AT 4:00pm “I was watching “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” and learned that Ron has a fear of spiders. This is called arachnophobia, which is a phobia that is characterized by an irrational fear of spiders. Phobias are irrational fears that disrupt behavior and focus anxiety on a specific object or situation. Phobias are the most common form of anxiety disorders. Phobias are not the same as fears.”

SAMPLE PSYCH MOMENT Tues. 12/1/09 at 1:00pm “Today I looked over my TAKS test scores from last year and noticed I scored in the 86 th percentile in almost all my subjects. The percentile score signifies the percentage of scores at or below that particular score. In my case only 14% of students scored higher than me in these subjects.”

EXAMPLES OF PSYCH MOMENTS TOPICS FROM OTHER CLASSES ENGLISH TEACHERS MENTIONING FREUD AND JUNG (PERSPECTIVES OR PERSONALITY) US HISTORY TEACHERS DISCUSSING DOROTHEA DIX (TREATMENTS - REFORMERS)

EXAMPLES OF PSYCH MOMENTS TOPICS IN SONGS MATCHBOX 20– “UNWELL” LYRICS - “I’M NOT CRAZY I’M JUST A LITTLE UNWELL.” (DEFINING ABNORMAL) ABNORMALCY CAN BE DEFINED WITH 4 TERMS: UNJUSTIFIABLE, MALADAPTIVE, ATYPICAL, AND DISTURBING FAITH HILL – “THIS KISS” LYRICS - “IT’S THAT PIVOTAL MOMENT. IT’S SUBLIMINAL” (ABSOLUTE THRESHOLD) SUBLIMINAL MEANS BELOW THERSHOLD MEANING IT IS UNDETECTABLE.