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Psych paper 1
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Psych paper 1
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Psychopathology- definitions of abnormality
Psychopathology- Genetic explanation for OCD
Pychopathology- Neural explanation for OCD
Psychopathology- Bio treatments for OCD
Psychopathology- cognitive explanations for depression
Psychopathology- Cognitive treatments for depression
Psychopathology- acquisition of phobias
Psychopathology- treatment of phobias
Approaches- origins of psychology
Approaches- origins of psych
Memory- MSM
Memory- WMM
Memory- types of LTM
Memory- comparing the MSM and WMM
Memory- explanations of forgetting
Memory- leading questions, post event discusion, anxiety
Memory- improving accuracy of EWT, cognitive interview
Attachment- infant interactions in humans
Attachment- animal studies of attachment
Attachment- Stages of attachment (Schaffer and Emerson)
Attachment- multiple attachments and role of father
Attachment- monotropic theory of attachment
Attachment- learning theory
Attachment- Ainsworth strange situation and cultural variations
Attachment- Bowlby's theory of maternal deprivation
Attachment- effects of institutionalisation
Social Influence- obedience
Social influence- conformity
Social influence- resistance to social influence
Social influence- minority influence
Social influence- social change processes
Asch, Zimbardo and Milgram
