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Your Thinking about Psychology and Our Class Now?

Psychology teachers and professors, like me, like to understand how our students’ thinking about Psychology changes as they go through our classes. Since Psychology is a science, we’re drawn to quantify what’s happening. That is, make the qualitative things we see - like your puzzled looks and ah ha moments - and turn them into numbers. The reason we use numbers is we know how easy it is to see what we want to see instead of what actually is. Many Psychology studies demonstrate this! Quantifying is a way to reduce our biased inclinations. Here you will complete a post-test. “Post” means after and we’re getting a sense of where you are after our class. At the beginning of the course, you may have done a pre-test - to see how you’re thinking was before. Now we can see how you change, if at all. There is no correct or incorrect way to respond. It’s just seeing how you think about Psychology.

Estimated Time for Completion: 11 to 22 minutes

Trying the activity first makes the reading a lot more fun and insightful! But you don't need to do any activity to learn with the Copernican Revolution. Here's a link directly to this activity's reading; it will be on your certificate of completion too.

https://CopernicanRevolution.org/online-activities/post-test

I created the Copernican Revolution Project so anyone can learn about psychology through self-exploration. With every activity, you’ll get personalized results, an interpretation guide, and a certificate of completion (perfect if you're here for class credit). To help discover psychological insights, I occasionally combine responses to update our guides, present at conferences, write papers, or help students learn statistics. Your data is strictly confidential, and I will never single you out.

You can skip any questions you prefer not to answer (though it may impact the precision of your results). While this isn’t legally classified as "research," I follow ethical guidelines and you can read the full details in our Terms of Service and Consent to Participate.

Once you get your results, please share them with friends and family! You might just inspire someone else to learn a little more about themselves.

Katie

May I please include your responses in the Copernican Revolution Project?  I appreciate your help, and you would be helping others learn about psychology too.  But if you're uncomfortable with your answers analyzed, it’s completely okay!  You'll still get your personalized feedback.  You can still read our interpretation guides.  And you'll still get a certificate of completion.

 
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