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(1) Conformity (social Roles)
What are the 3 types of conformit...,
Nsi vs isi,
Talk about the asch process varia...
9
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(1) OBEDIENCE
What are the two situational fact...
1
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(2) ORIGINS & SCIENTIFIC METHOD
Who is known as the father of psy...,
What significant contribution did...,
What method did wundt use to anal...
12
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(2) THE BEHAVIOURIST APPROACH (CLASSICAL)
What is the main assumption regar...,
What do behaviorists believe abou...,
What is sometimes referred to as ...
14
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(2) THE BEHAVIOURIST APPROACH (OPERANT)
What is operant conditioning,
Positive and negative reinforceme...,
Case study
4
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(2) SLT
Assumption of slt,
What are the key parts of slt,
Case study
4
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(2) BIOLOGICAL APPROACH
Main assumption,
2
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(3) CAPACITY, DURATION AND CODING
What is miller s magic number in ...,
How can short term memory be impr...,
What was the average number of di...
13
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(3) MULTI-STORE MODEL OF MEMORY
Draw out and label the msm,
What is the cap dur and cod of ea...,
Msm eval
4
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(3) THE WMM
Draw out the wmm,
What does each store in the wmm do,
Wmm eval 4 positives 3 negatives
3
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(3) LTM
What are the three types of ltm,
What are the two categories of ltm
2
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(3) EXPLANATIONS FOR FORGETTING
What is interference what are the...,
What is the mcgeoch and mcdonald ...,
Explanations for forgetting eval ...
6
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(3) EWT
What was the lotus and palmer study,
What was the follow up study for ...,
What are the three aspects of pos...
10
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(4) AIMS AND HYPOTHESES
Define an aim and a hypothesis,
What are the 4 types of hypothese...
2
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(4) THE EXPERIMENTAL METHOD
Define the 4 variables,
Define operationalisation,
What are two types of confounding...
4
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(4) EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN
How many conditions are there in ...,
What are the 3 experimental designs,
Define participant variables orde...
6
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(4) RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY
Define internal and external reli...,
What is internal and external val...,
How to improve validity
3
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(4) SAMPLING
Define a population and a sample,
Define random sampling and state ...,
Define systematic sampling and gi...
6
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(4) THE EXPERIMENTAL METHOD
What are the 4 types of experiments,
Define a lab experiment and state...,
Define a field experiment and giv...
5
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(4) SELF-REPORT METHODS
What are the two types of self re...,
Define a questionnaire and give t...,
Give the two types of questions w...
7
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(4) NON-EXPERIMENTAL METHODS
What counts as an experiment,
Define the correlation method,
Give pros and cons of the correla...
5
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(4) CONTENT ANALYSIS
Define a pilot study,
What does it help researchers do,
How is content analysis carried out
5
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(4) ETHICS
Define consent,
What are the alternative forms of...,
What should be included in a cons...
9
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(4) DATA
What is primary data and what are...,
What is secondary data and what a...,
What are the 3 ways of presenting...
6
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(4) STATISTICS
What are the 3 types of statistics,
What are the pros and cons of a mean,
What are the pros and cons of a mode
8
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(4) STATISTICAL TESTING
What does statistical testing aim...,
What is a significance level used...,
How is a sign test carried out
9
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(4) PSYCH & THE ECONOMY
Define the economy,
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