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sterling

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large capacity of sensory register but decays very quickly

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glanzer and cunitz supports

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STM duration. list of words 1st group straight away 2nd after 30 seconds and counted back in 3s words only AFter 30 seconds more likely to recall first words

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shallice and warrington KF

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could recall verbal but not visual

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hm

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couldn’t form new memories but had old memories

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gieselmann method

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ps viewed film of violent crime and after 48 hours interviewed usinng one of 3 methods; CI, standard or hynopotic interview.

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gieselmann results

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CI number of correct facts was 41, hypnosis was 38 and standard was 29

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fisher

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trained detectives to use cognitive interview produced 46% increase in recall and 90% accuracy

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wright and holiday

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older the person the less accurate and complete the recall

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moscovici

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green slide blue slide consistent is more influencial

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wood

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meta analsysi of 100 similar studies and found consistency most influential

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martin

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people less leikly to change opinion if heard minority group agree supports deeper processung

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jahoda

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deviation from ideal mental health

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watson and rayner

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little albert

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jongh

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73% of people with dentist phobia had traumatic experience

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gilroy

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42 spider phobia sd group less fearful 33 months after SD

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schumacher

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flodding more stressful than SD so ethical issue

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lewis

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37% parents had parents with OCD 21% sibling had OCD

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taylor

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230 different genes polygenic

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nestadt

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68% twin studies of identical twins shared OCD as opposed to 31% to non identical twins

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jacobs

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researcher calls out 4 digits and p recalls in correct order increased digits each time. Average digit was 7.3 letters 9.3

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miller

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noted a lot of things were in 7s 7+-2

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peterson

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consonant syllable and 3 digit number to coubt back from 3 seconds 80% 18 seconds 3%

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bahrick

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  1. photo recall 15 90% 48 70%

2. free recall 15 60% 48 30%

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hm

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brain surgery epilepsy couldn’t form LTM but had good STM

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Kf

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amnesia poor recall when read to him (auditory) but could recall when read himself (visual)

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fisher and gielseman

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cognitive interview

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kohnken

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meta analysis comparing CI to police interview and found 41% increase in accuracy

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milne + Bull

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found each of 4 techniques used alone were more useful than police interview. Report E + reinstate context more effective

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milgram and elms

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interviewed 20 of milgrams ps who went to 450 and 20 who didnt those who did scored higher on f scale

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adorno

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f scale authoritarian personality 2000 America men

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meltzoff + Moore

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interactions, controlled observation baby copied adults expressions

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Schaffer + Emerson

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stages of attachment
working class families in Glasgow
overt natural observation

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Ainsworth

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strange situation assessing attachment types
70% secure
25% insecure avoidant
3% insecure resistant

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bowlby (1)

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A adaptive S social releasers C critical period M mono tropic I Internal working model

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bowlby 44 thieves (2)

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affection less psychopathy 14/44 had AP 12/14 had prolonged separation

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bowlby (3)

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IWM works as a template for later relations

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vanizjendoorm + Kroonenberg

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cultural variation meta analysis of 32 studies 15 in USA. found more variation within cultures than between 150% . Highest secure in Britain lowest china. IA highest in west Germany. IR highest in Israel and Japan

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Lorenz

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geese imprinting critical period hours

innate attachment for survival

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guiton

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chickens imprint on yellow glove and try to mate with it

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howe

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practical applications for Harlow helped social workers understand risk of neglect

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rutter

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romanian orphanages compared 154 RO to 54 adopted children. If adopted after 6 months showed deficits in development. Disinhibited attachment.

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zeenah

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used strange situation on institutionalised children 65% disinhibited and 19% secure in RO group compared to 74% secure in control group

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dollard and miller

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learning theory food primary drive attachment secondary drive

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brazelton

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babies triggered interactions using social releasers then mothers ignored babies causing them to be distressed

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bailey

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99 mothers assessed mothers with poor attachment to their own mothers likely to have poor attachment to baby

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ward

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better mental health if have secure attachment

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bick

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strange situation had 94% inter rater relianbility

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takahashi

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anxiety response not due to attachment but rare to be seperated in japan

49
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Simonelli

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italy strange situation 50% type b 36% type a

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blass and smitt

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support agentic state when ps shown video of milgram they said experimenor held responsibility

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altemeyer

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new scale to measure authortarian personality fixed issues of adorno but still showed same results

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spector

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correlation between external LOC and those influenced by Normative Social Influence

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asch unanimity

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32% to 5.5%

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wilson and smith

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secure children were unlikely to be involved in bullying, insecure avoidant most likely to be bullied and insecure resustant the bullies

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hartup

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secure more popular in nursury

insecure resitant rely on teachers for interaction and support

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menzies and clarke

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2% of people with fear of water had traumatic experience

57
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wolpe

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flooding drove a women with fear of cars for 4 hours anxiety redcued

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bickman

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guard 80% milk man 14%

59
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hofling

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nurses 21/22

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sherdan and king

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54% of males gave fatal shock

100% of women

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rotter

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locus of control

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holland

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37% of internals continued 23% of externals

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twenge

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more resistant and more external over time

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gameson

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smear campaign against oil company 29/33 rebelled due to social support

65
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christie and jahoda

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political bias

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moscovici

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consistent 8% not consistent 1.25%

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nemeth

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flexibility important not consistency

68
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clive wearing

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procedural and semantic but not episodic

69
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harlow

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contact comfort vs feeding mother

70
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cromer

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over 50% of patients with OCD had suffered a traumatic event

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hu

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found lower levels of serotonin in OCD patients than controls

72
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saxena

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reviewed brain scans and found links between higher activity levels in patients with OCD

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soomro

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compared SRRIS to placebo and SSRIS are 70% ore effective

74
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dinardo

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50% of non phobic individuals had traumatic experience with dogs

75
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Albrecht

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programme to help pregnant teens resist pressure to smoke those with social support less likely to smoke

76
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simonella

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used strange situation in Italy foundd 50% secure insecure avoidant 36% maybe due to daycare

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McGrath

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75% ps success treating phobias with SD

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