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paper two
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Wundt and introspection
What is wundt considered as,
What is introspection,
Strength of wundts introspection
13
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psychodynamic approach
Who created the psycho dynamic ap...,
What are the psychosexual stages,
What is the oral stage
38
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humanistic approach
Who devised the hierarchy of needs,
What is the order of needs bottom...,
What do we need to do to work up ...
17
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behaviorist approach
What are the two types of conditi...,
What is classical conditioning,
What is operant conditioning
16
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social learning theory
What is the social learning theory,
Who proposed social learning theory,
What two approaches does this com...
36
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biological approach
Assumptions of biological approach,
What is the biological approach,
4 main topics of biological approach
18
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cognitive approach
Assumptions of cognitive approach,
What is an internal mental process,
What is a schema
17
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biopsychology- systems
What are the two nervous systems,
What are the two main sub divisio...,
What movement is somatic associat...
35
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biopsychology- ways of analyzing the brain
What are four ways of analysing t...,
What does fmri do,
Advantages of fmri
11
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biopsychology- localisation of function
Name the 4 lobes we study,
What is a lobe,
Where is the motor area
27
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biopsychology- lateralisation of function
What is lateralisation of function,
What connects the brain,
What is the left side of the brai...
24
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biopsychology- brain plasticity
What is brain plasticity,
What can cause neuroplasticity,
What is axonal sprouting
26
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biopsychology - biological rhythms
What is a circadian rhythm,
An example of circadian rhythms,
What are exogenous zeitgebers
48
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researchMETHODS AND CONDUCTING RESEARCH
What are the types of experiments,
What is a quasi experiment,
Lab experiment
69
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RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY
What is validity,
What is reliability,
How to improve internal validity ...
16
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research methods - ethics
What are the ethical issues,
What is deception,
How can we assure deception is no...
11
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research methods - MATHS
Evaluate quantitative data,
Evaluate qualitative data,
What is primary data
77
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Paper one
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Memory - models of memory
Duration of stm,
Who found the duration of stm was...,
What was peterson and petersons r...
42
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memory - Theories for forgetting
What are the explanations for for...,
What does retrieval failure suggest,
What is a cue
22
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memory - eye witness testimony
What is a leading question,
Who did research into leading que...,
What was loftus and palmers resea...
28
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attatchment - caregiver infant interactions
What is reciprocity,
What is interaction synchrony,
Who researched reciprocity
29
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attachment - animals
Who studied monkeys,
Who studied geese,
What was lorenz s aim
12
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attachment - learning theory + montropic
According to john locke how are w...,
What is babies prime desire when ...,
What is classical conditioning
26
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attachment - types of attachment
Who developed the strange situation,
Aim of strange situation,
Explain the strange situation exp...
21
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attachment - CULTURAL VARIATIONS IN THE SS
What countries did it take place in,
When was ijzendoorn and kroonenbe...,
Sample
15
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Attachment - Bowlbys theory of maternal deprivation
What is the central idea to bowlb...,
Distinction between separation an...,
When is the critical period
15
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attachment - effects of institutionalisation
What was rutters sample,
What did rutter do,
What did rutter find
23
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attachment - influence of early attachment
What smiths research into bullyin...,
Describe mccarthy research,
Describe hazan and shavers procedure
18
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social influence - conformity
What is compliance,
What is identification,
What is internalization
23
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SI - ASCH RESEARCH. 1951 +1955
When was asch basline,
What was the procedure of asch ba...,
Increase internal validity reduce...
10
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SI - ZIMBARDO PRISON EXP
Aim of zimbardo,
What was the procedure of standfo...,
Sample of prison experiment
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SI - MILGRAMS OBEDIENCE RESEARCH
When was imlgrams exp,
Sample,
What did milgram say the exp was ...
25
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social influence - obedience
What is obedience,
What is the agentic state,
What is the agentic shift
26
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social influence - explanations for obedience
Findings of uniform variable,
What was uniform variable,
Findings of location variables
18
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SI - SITUATIONAL EXPLANATIONS FOR OBEDIENCE
What are the situational explanat...,
What is meant by agentic state,
Do you feel guilt in agentic state
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SI - adorno
Adornos aim,
What was adornos sample,
Procedure
15
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SI - Resistance to social influence
What are the reasons people resis...,
For social support what factor me...,
What is the draw back of social s...
22
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MINORITY INFLUENCE
What is minority influence,
What type of conformity does mino...,
What factors effect a minority in...
19
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SOCIAL CHANGE
Stages of social change,
Social cryptomnesia,
Snowball effect
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psychopathology - definitions of abnormality
What are the definitions of abnor...,
Define statistical infrequency,
Deviation from social norms
17
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psychopathology - phobias
Emotional symptoms of phobias,
Cognitive symptoms of phobias,
Behavioural symptoms of phobias
13
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psychopathology - Depression
Behavioural characteristics of de...,
Cognitive characteristics of depr...,
Emotional characteristics of depr...
28
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psychopathology - OCD
What are behavioural characterist...,
Emotional characteristics of ocd,
Cognitive characteristics of ocd
25
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Paper three
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Eating behaviour - preferences
Describe the basis of the evoluti...,
What is evolution,
What innate food preferences do h...
30
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Eating behavior - Biological explanations of eating
What are the biological explanati...,
What is leptin,
What are fat cells named
24
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Eating behaviour - Biological explanations for AN
What are the biological explanati...,
Basis for neural explanations,
Basis for genetical explanations
15
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Eating behaviour - AN - FST Explanation
How many people suffer with anore...,
What are the symptoms of an,
What characteristics make up an a...
20
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Eating behaviour - cognitive and SLT explanations for AN
Evaluate cognitive explanation of an,
What did williamson find and what...,
What did hal
28
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Eating behavior - obesity
Biologists explain obesity throug...,
What are concordance rates betwee...,
What was nans research
36
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eating behaviour - dieting
Explanation for good diet,
Explanation for diet failure,
Who postulated detail theory
14
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forensics - offender profiling
What is offender profiling,
When and who developed the top do...,
How was top down approach developed
44
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forensics - atavistic form (biological)
Who devised atavistic form theory,
When was atavistic theory put for...,
What is the main point of atavist...
14
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forensics - genetical and neural explanations
Who did researchers of neural exp...,
What is apd,
Function of prefrontal cortex
30
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forensics - psychological eysneck
Is eysnecks theory biological or ...,
Who is eysneck,
When was eysnecks theory
17
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forensics - psychological - cognitive
What is moral reasoning,
Who was the first to apply moral ...,
What is level one
27
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forensics - psychological - psychodynamic
Who is the founder of the psychod...,
For freud what is human behaviour...,
Describe the superego
17
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forensics - psychological - differential association
Who put forward differential asso...,
Simply what does the differential...,
What did edwin set out to do
12
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forensics - dealing with offending behaviour
What are the methods of dealing w...,
What is custodial sentencing,
What are reasons for cs
49
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Relationships - factors affecting attraction
What are the,
Why are people attraccted to symm...,
What is netenous
44
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Relationships - sexual selection
What is sexual selection based off,
What is evolution,
What is sexual selection
29
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Relationships - theories of romance - SET and Equity
What type of theory is socieal ex...,
What is an economic theory,
Who made set
38
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Relationships - theories of romance - investment model
Who made the investment model,
What is rusbults model a developm...,
What things effect commitment
20
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Relationships - theories of romance - Ducks phase model
Intro to ducks model,
What is there at each stage,
When do breaks up being
26
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Relationships - virtual relationships in media
What is the key question about vi...,
What are the tewo theories,
Who proposed reduced c
24
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Relationships - parasocial relationships
What is a parasocial relationship,
What are the levels of parasocial...,
Who made levels of parasocial rel...
19
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issues and debates in psychology
What are the debates in psychology,
What issues are central to the id...,
What is an idiographic approach
76
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inferential stats
Difference repeated measures ordinal,
Difference independent groups ord...,
Difference repeated measures nominal
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approaches - assumptions
Assumptions behaviourist approach,
Assumptions on slt,
Assumptions of cognitive psych
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how to answer exam questions
What are general evaluation points,
How to write an a03 scientific pa...,
A03 practical applications template
7
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V&R
What is validity,
Reliabilty,
Assesing v of an exp
12
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comparison of approaches
Humanistic,
Psychodynamic,
Biological
6
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