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Biopsychology
What is the nervous system,
What does the nervous system divi...,
What is the cns
112
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Cultural Bias
Universality,
Ethnocentrism,
Eurocentrism
20
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Coding, capacity, duration research
What is stm,
What is ltm,
Who researched into the capacity ...
29
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The multi store model
Who made the multi store model of...,
What does the multi store model d...,
What is the senso
10
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Types of Long Term Memory
Who proposed the idea of three me...,
What are the three types of long ...,
What is episodic memory
16
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The working memory model
Who proposed the working memory m...,
What is the wmm,
What did baddeley and hitch propose
10
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Explanations for forgetting
What is forgetting,
What is the interference theory,
What are the two types of interfe...
25
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Eyewitness Testimony
What is an eyewitness,
What is eyewitness testimony,
How accurate is ewt
23
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attachment
Outline reciprocity,
Outline two aspects of reciprocity,
Outline what is meant by the term...
10
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cognitive approach
What are internal mental processes,
What is the role of schema,
Why are theoretical and computer ...
5
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biological approach
What are the main assumptions,
What s the influence of genes on ...,
How do genotype and phenotype aff...
6
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psychodynamic approach
What is the role of the unconcious,
Explain what is meant by the trip...,
What is the role of defence mecha...
7
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Humanistic approach
What is free will,
What is self actualisation,
What is maslows hierarchy of needs
8
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Social learning theory
What is modelling,
What is imitation,
What is identification
6
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localisation of function
What is localisation of function,
What is hemispheric lateralisation,
What is the cerebral cortex
9
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hemispheric lateralisation
What is hemispheric lateralisation,
What is split brain,
Split brain research
3
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plasticity
What is neural plasticity,
What happens during infancy,
What happens as we age
6
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functional recovery after trauma
What happens when someone is injured,
What happens after the brain reor...,
What are the 3 brain changes
7
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research methods
What is self report,
Strengths of self report,
Limitations of self report
131
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cog and development
What is piaget s theory of cognit...,
What is cognitive development,
What is schema
48
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custodial sentencing
What is custodial sentencing,
What are the 4 aims of custodial ...,
What is deterrence
8
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behaviour modification
What is the aim,
What is token economy,
Evaluation
3
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anger management
What type of approach is anger ma...,
How was anger management created,
Aims of anger management
5
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restorative justice
What is the aim of resorative jus...,
Key features of restorative justice,
What is restitution
4
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Eysenck's theory
What did eysenck propose,
What is eysenck s theory,
What is the biological basis of t...
5
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cognitive explanations of crime
What is kohlberg s theory of mora...,
How does kohlberg s theory relate...,
Kohlberg s theory evaluation
6
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Differential Association Theory
What does the dat propose,
How does offending arise,
How does prison relate to this th...
4
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Psychodynamic explanations to offending
What does this theory propose,
What are the 3 super egos,
Evaluation of superego explanatio...
5
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Atavistic Form
What did lombroso propose,
What caused him to theorise this,
What are the atavistic features
4
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Genetic and neural explanations of crime
What are genetic and neural expla...,
Who is good support for this,
Twin and adoption studies
6
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offender profiling
What is offender profiling,
What is the top down approach,
Examples of organised and disorga...
10
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bio explanations of schizophrenia
Genetic explanation of schizo,
How do genetics cause schizo,
What is the evidence from familie...
11
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classification schizophrenia
What is the difference between cl...,
What are the two major systems fo...,
What are the 2 positive symptoms ...
14
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psych explanations for schizophrenia
What are 3 aspects of fam dysfunc...,
What is the schizophrenogenic mother,
What is the double bind theory
8
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drug therapy
What is the difference between at...,
How do typical antipsychotics work,
How do atypical antipsychotics work
4
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CBT
How many sessions does cbt last,
What is the assumption of cbt,
What is the aim of cbt
6
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Family therapy
Aim,
How long is family therapy,
Who came up with family therapy
5
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token economy
Why use token economies,
What is token economy based on,
How do token economies work
4
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interactionist approach
What is the diathesis stress mode...,
Genetic component evidence,
How else has schizophrenia been p...
6
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idiographic and nomothetic
What does the idiographic approac...,
What does the nomothetic approach...,
What is the idiographic approach ...
11
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free will and determinism
What does free will suggest for t...,
What does determinism suggest for...,
What are the types of determinism
5
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Gender bias
What is alpha bias,
Example of alpha bias in psycholo...,
What is beta bias
6
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Holism and reductionism
Which approaches are holistic and...,
What is the holism side of the de...,
What is the reductionism side of ...
6
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Ethical implications
What are ethical implications,
What to take into account when co...,
Evaluation
3
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Nature nurture
What is the nature side of the de...,
What is the nurture side of the d...,
Evidence for nature
9
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