

Description:
This B2-level reading and discussion worksheet introduces students to two famous psychology experiments: the Skinner Box and Rat Park. It explores how environment and connection affect addiction, encouraging learners to think critically about how we treat people with addiction in society.

The worksheet includes:

A thought-provoking article (~800 words)

Vocabulary matching

Vocabulary gap fill

Discussion questions for pair or group speaking

It’s ideal for older teens or adults, especially in lessons on psychology, social issues, health, or ethics. Great for debate practice and empathy-building conversations.

Target group: Upper-intermediate (B2), Teenagers and Adults
Skills: Reading, Vocabulary, Speaking, Critical Thinking
Topics: Addiction, Environment, Psychology, Social Issues, Ethics

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Rat Park vs. the Skinner Box: Are We Putting Addicts in a Cage?

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Description:
This B2-level reading and discussion worksheet introduces students to two famous ps…