Links to comic strips, cartoons, memes, and the like.
Spurious Correlations (courtesy of Nick Schmitt via PSYCHTEACHER listserv 08/19/2014)
"Check out the site of Harvard Law student Tyler Vigen, http://www.tylervigen.com/, who created an algorithm that produces spurious correlations. The correlations are real, and quite hilarious (divorce rate in Maine and per capita consumption of margarine, r = .99)."
If Freud Worked Tech Support (courtesy of Michael Britt via PSYCHTEACHER listserv 08/14/2014)
A humorous way for students to identify the defense mechanisms here.
Psychology Memes on Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/psychology/psychology-memes/ (Hat tip to Carol Furchner via STP Facebook Group 12/4/13)
Not awful and boring ideas for teaching statistics Blog This blog has lots of funny memes and activities.
PhD Comics Not only Psychology focused, this online comic has a lot of science and other relevant examples.
xkcd comics: Another online comic with relevant examples.