Psychology example lessons

Explore lessons on psychological topics, human behavior, emotions, mental processes, and interpersonal relationships. Teachers will find content covering personality, motivation, cognitive science, emotional intelligence, and psychological research. Great for advanced learners interested in understanding human nature.

Understanding the "maxxing" trend
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Understanding the "maxxing" trend

Explore the 'maxxing' trend, discussing self-optimization and the pursuit of perfection while mastering the causative and practical phrases for lifestyle conversations.

The history of color: tracing word origins
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The history of color: tracing word origins

The history of color — a B2 English lesson. Practise using non-defining relative clauses and expand vocabulary around etymology and perception.

Why do some people have wanderlust
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Why do some people have wanderlust

Discover the intriguing reasons behind wanderlust, expand your travel vocabulary, and master the passive voice while discussing your next adventure.

Would you pass the wallet test?
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Would you pass the wallet test?

Explore the 'wallet test' to examine human honesty and ethical choices, learning key vocabulary and practical phrases for lost and found situations.

Time management from a computer's perspective
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Time management from a computer's perspective

Discover how a computer's logical approach to time management can offer fresh, practical insights for optimising your own productivity and handling a heavy workload.

Talking about feelings (advanced)
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Talking about feelings (advanced)

Master advanced vocabulary like 'to be fraught with' and 'to bottle up your feelings', and use cleft sentences to express nuanced emotions and offer empathetic support.

Expressing feelings: talking about regrets and annoyances
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Expressing feelings: talking about regrets and annoyances

Learn to express regrets and annoyances naturally, master the 'wish' structure, and practise making polite complaints in everyday English conversations.

Emotional regulation: discussing impulsive behaviour and its consequences
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Emotional regulation: discussing impulsive behaviour and its consequences

Master advanced English to discuss emotional regulation, manage impulsive reactions, and de-escalate tense situations, drawing insights from a compelling article.

The art of better arguments
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The art of better arguments

Learn to navigate disagreements with confidence, mastering key phrases to turn arguments into productive, rather than destructive, conversations.

Language and perception: debating universal patterns in color
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Language and perception: debating universal patterns in color

Explore the profound influence of language on how we perceive the world, particularly colour, through a captivating video and advanced vocabulary for nuanced debate.

Infinite concepts: explaining complex ideas
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Infinite concepts: explaining complex ideas

Master the art of explaining complex ideas with precision, using advanced vocabulary and communication strategies inspired by a thought-provoking video.

Relationships: discussing past experiences and hypothetical situations
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Relationships: discussing past experiences and hypothetical situations

Explore the language of love and loss, mastering phrases like <strong>to be hung up on someone</strong> and <strong>to get closure</strong>, and confidently discuss hypothetical relationship scenarios.