Teaching Critical Thinking in Psychology

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Dana S. Dunn, a social therapist, is an educator of brain research and executive of the Learning

in Common Curriculum at Moravian College, Bethlehem, PA. He got his PhD

from the University of Virginia, having graduated beforehand with a BA in brain science

from Carnegie Mellon University. A Fellow of the American Psychological Association,

Dunn is dynamic in the Society for the Teaching of Psychology and filled in as the Chair of

Moravian’s Department of Psychology from 1995 to 2001. He expounds every now and again on his

territories of research intrigue: the educating of brain science, social brain science, and restoration

brain science. Dunn is the writer of five past books—The Practical Researcher: A Student

Manual for Conducting Psychological Research, Statistics and Data Analysis for the Behavioral

Sciences, A Short Guide to Writing about Psychology, Research Methods for Social Psychology,

what’s more, Psychology Applied to Modern Life (with Wayne Weiten, Margaret Lloyd, and Elizabeth