comparing the areas

Question 1

compare the cognitive and devlopmental area

Answer 1

-both use quanatative data
-both are deterministic

Question 2

compare the biological and cognitive area

Answer 2

-both use quantatative and qualataive data
-both are reductionist

Question 3

compare the cognitive and social area

Answer 3

-both are reliable
-cognitve can be low in ecological validity whereas social can be considered higher

Question 4

compare the cognitive and individual area

Answer 4

-both can use objective measures
-both lack scientific mesures

Question 5

compare the cognitive and behaviourism perspective

Answer 5

-both use quanatative data
-both are reductionist

Question 6

compare the cognitive and psychodynamic perspective

Answer 6

-both are high in validity
-both are subjective

Question 7

compare the developmental area with the biological area

Answer 7

-both use nature and nurture as an explanation
-both are deterministic

Question 8

compare the developmental area with the social area

Answer 8

-both are done cross culturally
-both are deterministic

Question 9

compare the developmental area with the individual area

Answer 9

-both allow for development to be studied over time
-both are subjective as can use qualatative data

Question 10

compare the developmental area with the behaviourism perspective

Answer 10

-both are based on observable behaviours
-both are deterministic

Question 11

compare the developmental area with the pyschodynamic perspective

Answer 11

-both are hollistic
-both have ethical issues

Question 12

compare the biological area with the social area

Answer 12

-both use standardised procedures
-both are deterministic

Question 13

compare the biological area with the individual area

Answer 13

-both use abnormal samples
-both are potentially socially sensitive

Question 14

compare the biological area with the behaviourism perspective

Answer 14

-both use quantative data
-both are deterministic

Question 15

compare the biological area with the psyhcodynamic perspective

Answer 15

-bio has standardised procedures but psych doesnt
-both are potentially socially sensitive

Question 16

compare the social area with the individual area

Answer 16

-both use qualatative data
-both have ethical considersations

Question 17

compare the social area with the behaviourism perspective

Answer 17

-both use standardised procedures
-both can be considered ethnocentric

Question 18

compare the social area with the psyhchodynamic perspective

Answer 18

-both can be ecologically valid
-both tend to have limited samples

Question 19

compare the individual area with the behaviorist perspective

Answer 19

-both have pracical explanations for explaining behaviour
-individual diff is hollisitic whereas behaviourism is reductionist

Question 20

compare the individual area with the psychodynamic perspective

Answer 20

-both are hollistic
-both make it harder to generalise due to small samples

Question 21

compare the behaviourist perspective and the psychodymic perspective

Answer 21

-psychodynamic is hollistic whereas behaviourism is reductionist
-both are deterministic