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Approaches - Origins in psychology: Wundt
What was wundt referred to as,
What did wundt study,
Why was wundt referred to as the ...
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Approaches - The behaviourist approach
Why was the behaviourist approach...,
What do behaviourists view the mi...,
What is classical conditioning
15
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Approaches - Social learning theory
What is the outline of the social...,
Where does slt focus on learning ...,
What is imitation vicarious reinf...
15
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Approaches - The cognitive approach
What is an outline of the cogniti...,
What are internal mental processes,
How does the cognitive approach v...
12
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Approaches - The biological approach
What is an outline of the biologi...,
What are the influences of genes ...,
What are genotypes
14
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Approaches - The psychodynamic approach
What is an outline of the psychod...,
What is the unconscious,
What is the structure of personality
15
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Approaches - The humanistic approach
What is an outline of the humanis...,
What is free will,
What is self actualisation
11
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Approaches - Comparison of approaches
What is each approach s view on i...,
What is each approach s view on d...,
What is each approach s view on r...
7
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Biopsychology - The brain
What is the purpose of ssri s,
What is localisation of function ...,
Where are each functionally speci...
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Research methods
What are the sampling techniques,
What are the pros and cons of eac...,
What are the types of experiment
48
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Psychopathology - OCD
What are the behavioural characte...,
What are the emotional characteri...,
What are the cognitive characteri...
22
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Psychopathology - Definitions of abnormality: Deviation from social norms
What are social norms,
What are social deviants,
What is cultural specificity
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Psychopathology - Definitions Of Abnormality: Failure to function adequately
What are the characteristics show...,
Along with a failure to function ...,
What is a disadvantage of using f...
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Psychopathology - Definitions Of Abnormality: Statistical infrequency
How is statistical infrequency us...,
What is an example of how statist...,
What is a disadvantage of using s...
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Psychopathology - Definitions Of Abnormality: Deviation from ideal mental health
What is deviation from ideal ment...,
What are the eight features of id...,
What is an advantage to using dev...
5
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Psychopathology - Phobias
What are the behavioural characte...,
What are the emotional characteri...,
What are the cognitive characteri...
23
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Psychopathology - Depression
What are the behavioural characte...,
What are the emotional characteri...,
What are the cognitive characteri...
3
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Memory - The multi-store model of memory
What is the multi store model of ...,
What are the 3 stores in the mult...,
What is coding
20
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Memory - The working memory model
What is the working memory model,
What are the different parts of t...,
What is the phonological loop
14
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Memory - Eye witness testimony
What did bartlett believe about m...,
What can influence memories recall,
What are leading questions
27
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Attachment - Animal studies
What is imprinting,
What was the process of lorenz s ...,
What was the critical period that...
11
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Attachment - Learning theory
What is dolland and miller s cupb...,
How can behaviour be learnt via c...,
How can behaviour be learnt via o...
8
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Attachment - Bowlby's monotropic theory
What is bowlby s monotropic theory,
What does monotropy mean,
When is the critical sensitive pe...
11
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Attachment - Ainsworth's strange situation
What behaviours were measured in ...,
What were the 3 attachment types ...,
What were the behaviours that wer...
12
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Attachment - Cultural variations
What did van ijendoorn and kroone...,
What countries were found to be d...,
What were the percentages of each...
7
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Attachment - Bowlby's theory of maternal deprivation
What is monotropy,
What is maternal deprivation,
What is the critical period
8
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Attachment - Romanian orphan studies
What are institutions,
What are the effects of staying i...,
What is deprivation
8
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Attachment - The effect of early attachment on children and adult relationships
What is the internal working model,
What is the continuity hypothesis,
What did hazen and shaver suggest...
12
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Social influence - Explanations for obedience
What is agentic state,
What is legitimacy of authority,
How does milgram s study support ...
7
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Social influence - Situational variables affecting obedience
What was milgram s study to test ...,
What were the results findings fr...,
What did milgram research in the ...
11
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Social influence - Dispositional explanations for obedience
How did adorno describe the autho...,
How did adorno create the f scale,
What were the traits of people wh...
9
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Social influence - Resistance to social influence
How does social support explain r...,
How does locus of control explain...,
How did holland s study support t...
7
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Social influence - Minority influence
What is minority influence,
What three behaviours are needed ...,
How does consistency bring about ...
10
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Issues and debates - Free will and determinism
What is determinism,
What are the different types of d...,
What is hard determinism
20
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Issues and debates - Idiographic and nomothetic approaches
What are idiographic approaches,
What approaches use idiographic t...,
What are nomothetic approaches
9
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Biopsychology - The divisions of the nervous system
What are the different parts of t...,
What happens in the peripheral ne...,
What is the role of the autonomic...
8
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Biopsychology - Nerves and synaptic transmission
What are the three neurones in th...,
What is the process of the reflex...,
What is the synapse
7
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Schizophrenia - Psychological explanations for schizophrenia
What does family dysfunction mean,
How can a schizophrenogenic mothe...,
What is psychotic thinking
22
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Schizophrenia - Drug treatments
What are anti psychotics,
What are typical anti psychotics,
What is an example of a typical a...
15
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Schizophrenia - Psychological treatments for schizophrenia
How is cbt used to treat schizoph...,
What is ellis abcde model for cbt,
What is reality testing
17
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Schizophrenia - The interactionist approach to explaining and treating schizophrenia
What is the interactionist approa...,
What is the diathesis stress model,
What is the diathesis in the diat...
10
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Issues and debates - Ethical implications of research
What are the ethical implications...,
What are the effects of psycholog...,
What are the effects of psycholog...
8
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Forensic psychology - The top-down approach
What is offender profiling,
What does modus operandi mean,
What is the top down approach
10
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Forensic psychology - The bottom-up approach
What is the bottom up approach,
What is the five factor model,
What is geographical profiling
12
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Forensic psychology - Psychological explanations for offending behaviour: Eysenck's theory of the criminal personality
What was eysenck s theory of the ...,
What is arousal,
What are the characteristics of a...
10
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Forensic psychology - Psychological explanations for offending behaviour: Cognitive explanations
What is the cognitive explanation...,
What are the levels of moral reas...,
What is the pre conventional leve...
13
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Forensic psychology - Psychological explanations for offending behaviour: Differential association theory
What is differential association ...,
What is socialisation,
What is differential association
11
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Forensic psychology - Psychological explanations for offending behaviour: Psychodynamic explanations
What is the psychodynamic explana...,
What is the superego explanation ...,
What are defence mechanisms
7
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Cognition and development - Piaget's theory of cognitive development
What is piaget s theory of cognit...,
What are schemas,
What is assimilation
20
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Cognition and development - Vygotsky's theory of cognitive development
What is vygotsky s theory of cogn...,
What is the zone of proximal deve...,
How does research conducted by wo...
7
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Cognition and development - The development of social cognition
What is social cognition,
What are selman s developmental s...,
What are the characteristics of a...
12
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Cognition and development - Theory of mind & the Sally-Anne study
What is the theory of mind,
What is the theory of mind explan...,
What is the sally anne study
7
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Cognition and development - The role of the mirror neuron system in social cognition
How were mirror neurones found,
What is the role of the mirror ne...,
How does research by lacoboni sup...
6
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