The Evaluating Research activities will help you apply your critical thinking skills to psychological research. They provide a framework of questions to help you examine the researcher's methods and results and consider what they say and what still needs to be determined.

Chapter 2:	Biological Foundations of Behavior
	Strokes and Loss of Knowledge
Chapter 3:	Sensation and Perception
	Evaluating The Benefits and Limits of Cochlear Implants
	Synesthesia
	Why Do Many Human Beings Fear Snakes? It's All in the Perception
Chapter 4:	Consciousness
	About Hypnosis
	Mindfulness
	Transcendental Meditation
Chapter 5:	Learning
	Learning to Be Violent
	Evaluating Research About The Connection Between Violent Video Games And Violent Behavior
Chapter 6:	Memory
	Evaluating Research About Creating False Memories
	Origins Of False Memories
	Visual Memory
Chapter 7:	Thinking, Language, and Intelligence
	Teaching Hearing Babies To Sign
	Does Drug Addiction Alter Cognitive Functioning?
Chapter 8:	Motivation and Emotion
	What's in a Face?
Chapter 9:	Human Development
	Can a Negative Attitude Hasten Death?
Chapter 10:	Personality
	Can Your Yearbook Photo Reveal Your Personality?
Chapter 11:	Psychological Disorders
	Depression Linked To Lower Immune System Functioning
Chapter 13:	Psychology and Health
	Emotion-Focused Coping Benefits Breast Cancer Patients
	Stress And The Young Brain
Chapter 14:	Social Psychology
	Handshakes and First Impressions
	Aggression and Violent Video Games
	Evaluating Research About Cheers And Jeers
	Evaluating Research About The Bystander Affect
	Evaluating Research–Migram's Original Research Monograph

**PLEASE NOTE: THESE ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR ALL CHAPTERS.**