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Evaluation Exercise

« A2 Social Learning Theory of - revision activity / exam practice »

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Posted by: Jamie Davies ★ (follow me)

Uploaded on: 26 October 2007
File Type: Misc File

Evaluation Exercise

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This is an evaluation exercise which I developed to get the students thinking about analysis and moving towards seeing that something can be a strength and a weakness. You can find a full outline of the activity in my PsychBLOG post. Zip contains a word document and the VEN image that I use.

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