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What was the key research of child topic 1 - Intelligence?

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Van Leeuwen - Genetic links to intelligence

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What was the key research of child topic 2 - pre-adult development?

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Barkley-Levenson and Galvan - risk taking in adolescents

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What was the key research of child topic 3 - Perceptual development?

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Gibson and Walk

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What was the key research of child topic 4 - Cognitive development and education?

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Wood - Tutoring

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What was the key research of child topic 5 - Development of attachment?

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Ainsworth and Bell - Exploratory behaviour

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What was the key research of child topic 6 - Impact of advertising on Children?

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Johnson and young - analysing children’s toy ads

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What are the four bits of additional research for child topic 1 - Intelligence?

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Raven’s progressive matrices
Gardner - multiple intelligences
Schoenthaler - vitamins improving IQ
Goodenough-Harris - draw a person text

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What are the four bits of additional research for child topic 2 - pre adult development?

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synaptic pruning
Mauro-martin - Omega 3
Graduated drivers licence
De Bellis - impact of stress on pre adult brains

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What are the four bits of additional research for child topic 3 - Perceptual development?

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Fantz - preference for complex shapes and patterns
Hudson - cultural differences in perception
Blakemore and Cooper - kittens raised in different environments
Sensory Integration therapy

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What are the four bits of additional research for child topic 4 - Cognitive development and education?

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Piaget - four stages of cognitive development
Bruner - presenting of information
Vygotsky - zone of proximal development
Mnemonics and levels of processing

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What are the four bits of additional research for child topic 5 - Development of attachment?

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Ainsworth - three types of attachment
Harlow - need for comfort as well as food
Howes - features of high quality day nurseries
Hoges and Tizard - late adoption

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What are the four bits of additional research for child topic 6 - Impact of advertising on Children?

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Pine and Nash - adverts and christmas lists
Griffiths et al - production techniques in adverts
Pike and Jennings - reduce stereotypes in gender
Mediasmart resources

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What was the key research of Crime topic 1 - What makes a criminal??

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Raine - Brain structure

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What was the key research of Crime topic 2 - the collection and processing of forensic evidence?

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Hall and Player - fingerprint analysis

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What was the key research of Crime topic 3 - Collection of evidence?

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Memon and Higham - Interviewing processes

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What was the key research of Crime topic 4 - Psychology of the courtroom?

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Dixon (2002) - affect of accents

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What was the key research of Crime topic 5 - Crime prevention (social)?

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Wilson and Kelling

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What was the key research of Crime topic 6 - Effect of imprisonment?

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Haney et al - Stanford prison experiment

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What was the additional research of crime topic 1 - What makes a criminal?

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Palmer and Hollin - moral development
Jahoda - self-fulfilling prophecy
Raine - Mauritius study
Smoking during pregnancy, and testosterone

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What was the additional research of crime topic 2 - The collection and processing of forensic evidence?

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Dror - top down biases
Dror et al (2005) - research with 27 students
Linear sequential unmasking
Miller - the ‘six pack’ idea

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What was the additional research of crime topic 3 - Collection of evidence?

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The Reid nine steps for interrogation
Gujonsson - false confessions
Mann et al - lie detection
The PEACE model of interviewing

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What was the additional research of crime topic 4 - Psychology and the courtroom?

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Penrod and Cutler - witness confidence
Sigall and Ostrove - attractiveness of the defendant
Pennington and Hastie - story order
Simons and Chabris - visual inattention

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What was the additional research of crime topic 5 - crime prevention?

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Cohen and Felson - routine activity theory
Bratton - zero tolerance policy in New York
Brown - CCTV in town centres
Burrows - criticism of brown
Ernest et al - eyes on posters
Zimbardo - left car study
Armitage - Road layout

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What was the additional research of crime topic 6 - Effects of imprisonment?

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Gillis and Nafekh - employment programmes
Restorative justice
Anger management programmes
Community sentences

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What is the key research of Mental health topic 1 - historical context?

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Rosenhan - being sane in insane places

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What was the key research of mental health topic 2 - Medical model?

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Gottesman et al - Disorders in offspring with two psychiatrically ill patients

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What was the key research of mental health 3 - Alternatives to the medical model?

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Szaz - myth of mental illness

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What was the background of mental health topic 1 - Historical context?

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Historical views of mental illness
Defining abnormality
Categorising mental disorders

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What was the background of mental health topic 2 - the medical model?

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The biochemical explanation of mental illness
The genetic explanation of mental illness
Brain abnormality as an explanation of mental illness

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What was the background of mental health topic 3 - Alternatives to the medical model?

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The behaviourist explanation of mental illness
the cognitive explanation of mental illness
The psychodynamic explanation of mental illness

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What was the application of mental health topic 1 - historical context?

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Characteristics of an affective disorder, a psychotic disorder and an anxiety disorder

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What was the application of mental health topic 2 - The medical model?

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Biological treatment of depression

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What was the application of mental health topic 3 - alternatives to the medical model?

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Non- biological treatment of phobias

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