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• Resource - Social Approach Workbook OCR: Workbook for students studying OCR on Social Approach.
  
  
• Resource - Reicher & Haslam PPT with video clips embedded: Based on Reicher & Haslam's powerpoint from training day - you will also need to download these zipped videos into the same folder http://www.box.net/shared/8plimda4qn
  
  
• Resource - Alex Haslam Keynote Presentation: Alex Haslam's Keynote Presentation from the ATP 2009 Annual Conference on Resistance in the BBC Prison Experiment. Thanks Alex.
  
  
• Resource - Alex Haslam Keynote Presentation: Alex Haslam's Keynote Presentation from the ATP 2009 Annual Conference on Resistance in the BBC Prison Experiment. Thanks Alex.
  
  
• Hot Potatoes™ - Reicher & Haslam crossword: A crossword of some of the key terms for the Reicher and Haslam core study.
  
  
• Hot Potatoes™ - Reicher & Haslam - 'Set-up' phase - Cloze: An unsung hero from my AS psychology group drafted this as part of a set - I think it is very good!
  
  
• Resource - OCR Psychology recruitment ppt: I use this for "taster sessions" when we are doing recruitment evenings with y11. it is a general overview of the AS course with a summary of reicher and haslam and then some discussion questions.. wo
  
  
• Resource - OCR BBC Prison Study Handout: Word document good which I use for my AS student booklet.
  
  
• Video - The experiment titles: The title sequence to the BBC's The Experiment.
  
  
• Resource - BBC prison study timeline: A timeline of the study from the excellent Reicher and Haslam BBC prison study web site
  
  
• Resource - Rethinking the psychology of tyranny: The BBC Prison Study (PDF): This paper presents findings from the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) prison study – an experimental case study that examined the consequences of randomly dividing men into groups of prisoner
  
  
• Resource - Zimbardo rolling show: Could be used to introduce the Zimbardo research before examining the BBC Prison Experiment. I usually attach the John Lennon song 'Imagine' whilst it's playing.