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Science of Mind -- Groks Science Show 2012-03-21

From: Charles Lee
Series: Groks Science Radio Show
Length: 31:19

We all know a lot about psychology, but it turns out that what we know is mostly wrong. Dr. John Cacioppo joins us this week to discuss how to teach difficult psychological concepts in an engaging way to first year psychology students. Read the full description.

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Playing: Science of Mind -- Groks Science Show 2012-03-21
From: Charles Lee

Grokscience_small We all know a lot about psychology, but it turns out that what we know is mostly wrong. Dr. John Cacioppo joins us this week to discuss how to teach difficult psychological concepts in an engaging way to first year psychology students.

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