ePsychVCE.com
These podcasts are aimed at Unit 3/4 VCE Psychology Students, they can be also be found in the itunes store. See my website for access along with other eresources for Psychology students: www.ePsychVCE.com
- Update frequency
- every 3 days
- Average duration
- 2 minutes
- Episodes
- 100
- Years Active
- 2012 - 2017
Fight-flight-freeze response
This 2.5 minute podcast provides an overview of the FFF response.
00:02:43 |
Sun 19 Feb 2017
Parkinson's Disease - VCE Psychology
This podcast covers the key brain structures that cause P.D namely the substantia nigra & striatum as well as explaining the impact of depleted dopamine and GABA levels on the impairment if motor fun…
00:04:36 |
Sat 11 Feb 2017
Lock and Key effect
This podcasts briefly covers the lock and key effect on neurotransmitters and receptors as well as distinguishing between neurotransmitters that have an excitatory vs an inhibitory effect on the firi…
00:01:57 |
Mon 30 Jan 2017
Neural basis of learning - VCE Psych
The role of the axon, dendrites, neurotransmitters and synapse are covered here - which is the 2nd dot point from the Learning AOS. See www.epsychvce.com for more free stuff for VCE Psych students/ t…
00:03:34 |
Wed 25 Jun 2014
VCE Psychology - Final exam tips
This podcast provides some parting advice for students on the 3 sections of the VCE Psychology exam on Friday. Good luck all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
00:03:45 |
Wed 30 Oct 2013
Lazarus & Folkman Transactional Model - VCE Psych exam revision
Student are having difficulty getting their heads around this part of the course, as based on regular questions I have fielded from my own students, students I tutor + students at various lectures I …
00:03:42 |
Sun 13 Oct 2013
Mental health vs. Mental illness - VCE Psychology
This podcast will help you clearly distinguish between Mental health & Mental illness c/o www.epsychvce.com
00:02:18 |
Tue 17 Sep 2013
Writing a discussion - a 10 point plan
In the event that the exam extended response is a discussion - this podcast outlines the key components of writing a discussion in an exam situation
00:04:26 |
Wed 28 Aug 2013
Is it positive or negative reinforcement or pos or neg punishment
I've had another go at distinguishing between positive and negative reinforcement and punishment. Students have traditionally found this difficult, so I hope this podcast is of use!
00:04:52 |
Sat 20 Jul 2013
Context-dependent cues
Context-dependent cues relate to the external environment in which matererial has been encoded. Recall is higher when the retrieval context matches the encoding context as illustrated by Godden & Bad…
00:01:37 |
Tue 02 Jul 2013
Mnemonics
Acronyms, acrostics & narrative chaining is covered in this podcast along with an overview of how mnemonics enhance memory.
00:02:12 |
Sat 22 Jun 2013
Sensitivity of measures of retention
Recall vs Recognition vs Recall are covered in this podcast - all 3 are explained along with examples (including the savings score formula)
00:04:14 |
Wed 12 Jun 2013
Retrieval failure - theory of forgetting
A common experience of retrieval failure is the tip-of-the tongue phenomena. An explanation of the causes of R.F or TOT is covered in this podcast.
00:02:10 |
Mon 03 Jun 2013
Proactive and Retroactive Inteference
Pro meaning forward, retro meaning backwards - this podcast examines causes of inteference as well as an explanation of both proactive and retroactive inteference.
00:02:27 |
Tue 28 May 2013
Repression and Suppression - VCE Psych
Motivated forgetting is covered in this podcast - which distinguishes between Suppression & Repression and highlights evidence of both of these concepts.
00:01:45 |
Tue 21 May 2013
Decay theory of forgetting
Memories fade due to lack of revisitation (which is necessary to fortify the memory)
00:00:44 |
Mon 13 May 2013
Forgetting curve
The Forgetting curve shows the rate and amount of forgetting that occurs over time.
00:02:48 |
Wed 08 May 2013
Semantic Network Theory
Information in LTM is organised in a hiearchical structure of overlapping concepts (nodes) that are interconnected via meaningful links. This podcast covers the key points relating to S.N.T
00:01:44 |
Mon 06 May 2013
Serial Position Effect - VCE Psych
The Primacy & Recency effect are both explained in this podcast with emphasis on the the respective use of STM & LTM.
00:02:02 |
Fri 03 May 2013
Craik and Lockhart: levels of processing - VCE Psych
Structural, phonemic & semantic enconding are covered in this podcast - examples of each are covered along with an explanation of the level of processing (shallow, intermediate & deep).
00:02:56 |
Sat 27 Apr 2013
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