Teaching of Psychology

Papers
(The TQCC of Teaching of Psychology is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Testing the Effects of a Utility Value Intervention in an Online Research Methods Course: A Conceptual Replication of Hulleman et al. (2017, Study 2)25
A 3-Pronged Approach for Teaching Psychology Students to Understand and Avoid Plagiarism24
Training the Future: Themes From a Content Analysis of Psychology Research Lab Manuals16
Applying the Psychology of Habit: Using Daily Tracking to Support Beneficial Habits15
Using Party Games to Help Students Understand Models of Psycholinguistics14
Active Learning, Anxious Minds: A Replication Study Examining Anxiety From Active Learning Practices13
Using Debriefing as a Tool to Enhance the Educational Value of Undergraduate Research Participation12
An Exploratory Study of Student Perceptions of Ungrading in Upper-Level Psychology Courses10
Assessing Student Writing in an Undergraduate Psychology Research Methods Course10
Analysis of Psychology of Religion Content in Introductory Psychology Textbooks9
An Experiential Helping Skills Course for Undergraduates: The Helping Relationship9
Infusion of Climate Change Topics in Introductory Psychology Textbooks: A Content Analysis8
The Effect of Including Computerized Revision Extent Scores in Grading on Writing Revisions in Psychology Courses7
Giving Credit Where Credit is Due: An Artificial Intelligence Contribution Statement for Research Methods Writing Assignments7
Test Format, Learning Confidence, and Perceptions of Teaching Effectiveness7
Peer Power: Outcomes and Perceived Benefits of Learning Assistant Participation6
Does Lateness Hurt? Evidence From an Unlimited Grace Period Policy in Introductory Psychology6
Getting Psyched About Memes in the Psychology Classroom5
Recommendations for Implementing Anti-Ableism Across the Psychology Curriculum5
Understanding of Psychological Literacy: Comparative Insights From Undergraduates in China and the United Kingdom5
“Exams by You”: Having Students Write and Complete Their Own Exams During the COVID-19 Pandemic5
Students in Team-Based Learning Classes Report Greater Belongingness5
Motivational Needs Satisfaction and Universal Design for Learning5
“Not Just a Number”: Promoting Belonging Through an In-Class Activity in a Large Course5
Does Inquiry-Based Learning Instruction Work for Introductory Psychology?5
Integrating Qualitative Inquiry and Critical Whiteness in Psychology Research Methods Courses5
Practice Still Makes Proficient: A Replication of Kershaw et al. (2018, 2023; Kershaw & Gordon, 2024) Using an Alternate Form of the Journal Article Comprehension Assessment4
A Psychology Learning Community for Transfer Majors: Its Impact on Student Performance and Perceptions During the Covid-19 Pandemic4
Obituary for James H. Korn: Beloved Educator, Mentor, and Advocate for Teaching Excellence4
Is Psychopathology a Less Stigmatizing Course Name Than Abnormal Psychology?4
The Relationships Between Students’ Expectations, Approaches to Learning, Academic Performance, and Wellbeing in an Online Undergraduate Psychology Program4
Visualization of AI Accuracy: A Novel Assignment for the Teaching of Critical Thinking and Science Writing4
Unlocking American Psychological Association Style: An Educational Escape Room to Enhance Citation Skills and Student Confidence Through Gamified Learning4
Active Student Responding and Student Perceptions: A Replication and Extension4
Generative AI in Higher Education: Uncertain Students, Ambiguous Use Cases, and Mercenary Perspectives4
Just as Long as It’s Not an Essay: The Unessay as a Tool for Engagement in a Cognitive Psychology Course3
2023 Society for Teaching of Psychology Awards and Recognition Recipients3
Picture This: Studying the Effectiveness of Illustrated Instructions3
Reframing Psychological Research Methods Courses as Tools for Social Justice Education3
AI or Human? Finding and Responding to Artificial Intelligence in Student Work3
Social Justice Pedagogy: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Teaching of Psychology3
Graduate Admissions in Psychology Before and After the Pandemic: GRExit Comes to Psychology3
Authentic and Creative Assessment in a World with AI3
A Curricular Approach to Developing Research Skills Within a Psychological Need Satisfaction Framework3
Modernizing the Flipped Classroom: Replacing Lecture Time With Asynchronous Spaced Retrieval3
The Ethics of Psychology Professors’ Behaviors: Perceptions From Both Sides of the Podium3
Comparing Institutional, Teaching, and Student Factors in Relation to Psychology Student Satisfaction3
2022 Society for Teaching of Psychology Awards and Recognition Recipients3
Does Lecture Style Matter in Asynchronous Online Interteaching?3
Student and Faculty Perceptions of Generative Artificial Intelligence in Student Writing3
Student and Instructor Perceptions and Uses of Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education3
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