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Individual Differences Area Flashcards

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What are the assumptions of the Individual Differences Area?

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What are the key themes within the Individual Differences Area and name the 2 studies within each theme.

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How are Freud and Baron-Cohen similar in their Research Methods?

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How are Freud and Baron-Cohen similar in their Practical Applications?

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How are Freud and Baron-Cohen similar in their Ethics?

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How are Freud and Baron-Cohen similar in their Data Collected?

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How are Freud and Baron-Cohen similar in their Sample?

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To what extent does the contemporary study change our understanding of the key theme of understanding disorders?

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How does understanding disorders link to cultural diversity?

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How does understanding disorders link to social diversity?

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How does understanding disorders link to individual diversity?

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How are Gould and Hancock similar in their research methods?

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How are Gould and Hancock similar in their ethics?

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How are Gould and Hancock similar in their practical applications?

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How are Gould and Hancock similar in their data collected?

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How are Gould and Hancock similar in their sample?

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To what extent does the contemporary study change our understanding of the key theme of measuring differences?

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How does responses to people in need link to individual diversity?

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How does responses to people in need link to social diversity?

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How does responses to people in need link to cultural diversity?

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What is the background of Freud?

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What is the aim of Freud?

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What is the method of Freud?

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What is the sample of Freud?

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What is the procedure of Freud?

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What is the findings of Freud?

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What is the conclusion of Freud?

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What is the background of Baron-Cohen?

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What is the aim of Baron-Cohen?

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What is the method of Baron-Cohen?

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What is the sample of Baron-Cohen?

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What is the procedure of Baron-Cohen?

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What is the findings of Baron-Cohen?

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What is the conclusion of Baron-Cohen?

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What is the background of Gould?

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What is the aim of Gould?

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What is the method of Gould?

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What is the sample of Gould?

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What is the procedure of Gould?

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What is the findings of Gould?

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What is the conclusion of Gould?

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What is the background of Hancock?

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What is the aim of Hancock?

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What is the method of Hancock?

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What is the procedure of Hancock?

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What is the findings of Hancock?

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What is the conclusion of Hancock?

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How does Freud’s study link to it’s key theme?

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How does Baron-Cohen’s study link to it’s key theme?

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How does Gould’s study link to it’s key theme?

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How does Hancock’s study link to it’s key theme?

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How does Freud’s study link to the Social Area?

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How does Baron-Cohen’s study link to the Social Area?

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How does Gould’s study link to the Social Area?

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How does Hancock’s study link to the Social Area?

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