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Social Influence- Conformity
What is conformity,
What are the 3 types of conformity,
What is internalisation
17
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Social Influence- Conformity to Social Roles
What are social roles,
What happens when we accept a role,
What was zimbardo s study
5
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Social Influence- Obedience to Authority
What was milgram s study,
What were the results of milgram ...,
What was the conclusion of milgra...
24
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Social Influence- Resistance to Social Influence
How did social support show to af...,
What is the effect of social supp...,
How did social support affect asc...
11
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Social Influence- Minority Influence and Social Change
What is minority influence,
What type of conformity takes pla...,
What was moscovici s experiment
13
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Memory- Types of Memory
What are the three types of memory,
What information does the sensory...,
What is spontaneous decay
31
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Memory- Models of Memory
What does the multi store model p...,
How does information become a mem...,
What information initially goes t...
18
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Memory- Forgetting
What do experiments on memory assume,
What is forgetting information in...,
What is forgetting caused by in ltm
14
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Memory- Eyewitness Testimony
What is eyewitness testimony,
What does eyewitness testimony re...,
What might eyewitness testimony i...
22
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Attachment
What is an attachment,
How will securely attached infant...,
What is interactional synchrony
15
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Attachment- Animal Studies
What did lorenz find,
What did lorenz do in his study,
What did lorenz observe
10
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Attachment- Explanations of Attachment
What are the 2 explanations of at...,
What approach is associated with ...,
What is the role of classical con...
13
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Attachment- Types of Attachment
What kind of bond is there betwee...,
What happens if a securely attach...,
How does a securely attached chil...
21
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Attachment- Disruption of Attachment
What is separation,
What is deprivation,
What is maternal deprivation
10
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Attachment- Effects of Institutionalisation
What is privation,
What is deprivation,
How did rutter criticise bowlby s...
9
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Psychopathology- Defining Abnormality
What are the four definitions of ...,
What are social norms,
What is a problem with deviation ...
12
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Psychopathology- Depression, Phobias and OCD
What is the dsm used for,
What is the strength of the dsm,
What do dsm classifications allow
28
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Psychopathology- The Cognitive Approach to Depression
What did ellis propose,
What is the abc model,
What did beck identify
15
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Psychopathology- The Behavioural Approach to Phobias
What is the role of classical con...,
How did watson and rayner show th...,
What does the two process model s...
15
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Psychopathology- The Biological Approach to OCD
What are the three genetic explan...,
What are candidate genes,
What does it mean that ocd is pol...
16
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Approaches- Origins of Psychology
What is psychology,
What are the different approaches,
Who is wilhelm wundt
10
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Approaches- The Behaviourist Approach
What is behaviourism also known as,
What are the main assumptions in ...,
How are research methods designed...
18
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Approaches- Social Learning Theory
Who developed social learning theory,
What is modelling,
What is vicarious reinforcement
13
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Approaches- The Cognitive Approach
What does the cognitive approach ...,
How do cognitive psychologists tr...,
How do cognitive psychologists te...
20
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Approaches- The Biological Approach
How can behaviour be explained ac...,
What can faulty genes cause,
Why do biological psychologists s...
12
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Approaches- The Psychodynamic Approach
What does the psychodynamic appro...,
Who developed the psychodynamic a...,
What are the 3 assumptions of the...
27
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Approaches- Humanistic Psychology
What does humanistic psychology f...,
What do humanistic psychologists ...,
How is humanistic psychology diff...
36
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Biopsychology- The Nervous System
What is biopsychology about,
What does biopsychology study,
What is the role of the nervous s...
38
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Biopsychology- The Endocrine System
What does the endocrine system in...,
What is a gland,
What are hormones
26
cards
Biopsychology- Localisation of Function
What is the role of the motor cortex,
What is the role of the somatosen...,
What is the role of broca s area
19
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Biopsychology- Plasticity
What is plasticity,
How does plasticity work,
What can cause loss of function
6
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Biopsychology- Studying the Brain
What are functional magnetic reso...,
What do fmri scans show,
How are more active areas of the ...
20
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Biopsychology- Biological Rhythms
How often do circadian rhythms occur,
What is an example of a circadian...,
How often do infradian rhythms occur
11
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Research Methods- The Scientific Process
What does objective mean,
What does empirical mean,
What is the best way to ensure me...
24
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Research Methods
What is an experiment,
What is the aim of a laboratory e...,
What is the independent variable
35
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Research Methods- Aims and Hypotheses
What is an aim,
Why should research have an aim b...,
What is a null hypothesis
14
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Research Methods- Experimental Design
What is an independent groups design,
What is an advantage of an indepe...,
What are two disadvantages of an ...
19
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Research Methods- Reliability and Validity
What is reliability,
What is internal reliability,
What is external reliability
10
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Research Methods- Observations, Questionnaires and Interviews
What is a participant observation,
What is an advantage of a partici...,
What are two disadvantages of a p...
22
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Research Methods- Selecting and Using Participants
What is the target group,
Why should a sample be representa...,
What is random sampling
23
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Research Methods- Ethical Issues
What is informed consent,
What if the participant is under ...,
When is research acceptable in a ...
14
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Research Methods- Data Analysis
How can quantitative data be obta...,
What might qualitative data consi...,
Why must there be adequate data s...
22
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Research Methods- Descriptive Statistics
What is the purpose of descriptiv...,
What does central tendency describe,
What do measures of dispersion de...
18
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Research Methods- Correlations and Distributions
What is correlation,
What is a correlation coefficient,
What does a correlation coefficie...
11
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Research Methods- Summarising Data
How can qualitative data be prese...,
How can quantitative data be pres...,
What are line graphs useful for
6
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Research Methods- Inferential Statistics
What is step 4 of statistical,
When is a type 1 error likely to ...,
What is a type 2 error
4
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Research Methods- Spearman's Rho
What is spearman s rho correlatio...,
When are results from the spearma...
2
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Research Methods- Pearson's r
What does a pearson s r test inve...,
What do the variables need,
When are results from pearson s r...
3
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Research Methods- Wilcoxon
What are the requirements for a w...,
When are results significant
2
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Research Methods- The Sign Test
What are requirements for the sig...,
When are results significant
2
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Research Methods- t Tests
What are the requirements for a r...,
When are results significant in a...,
What are the requirements for an ...
4
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Research Methods- Mann-Whitney Test
What are the requirements for a m...,
When are results significant
2
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Research Methods- Chi-Squared
When are results significant
1
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Research Methods- Choosing the Right Test
What is important when choosing a...
1
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Research Methods- Reporting on Psychological Investigations
What should a title say,
What is an abstract,
What is the introduction
7
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Issues and Debates- Gender Bias
What is alpha bias,
Why is alpha bias sometimes used,
How is alpha bias justified
12
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Issues and Debates- Cultural Bias
What does culture refer to,
Who do psychologists tend to study,
What are the three possible reaso...
14
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Issues and Debates- Free Will and Determinism
What is free will,
How can people explain behaviours...,
How is free will subjective
15
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Issues and Debates- Holism and Reductionism
What is reductionism,
What does reductionism mean in ps...,
What is holism
9
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Issues and Debates- Nature-Nurture Debate
What is nature,
What is nurture,
What was the debate between nativ...
18
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Issues and Debates- Idiographic and Nomothetic Approaches
What do nomothetic approaches do,
What does nomothetic research use,
Do nomothetic approaches use quan...
17
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Issues and Debates- Socially Sensitive Research
What might findings from psycholo...,
What might socially sensitive res...
2
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Gender- Sex and Gender
What is your sex,
What is your gender,
Which people are androgynous
9
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Gender- Atypical Gender Development
What is gender dysphoria,
What effects can gender dysphoria...,
When can gender dysphoria begin
6
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Gender- Biological Influences on Gender
What does biological psychology a...,
What are biological differences b...,
Which pair of chromosomes are the...
19
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Gender- Cognitive Explanations of Gender
Who first proposed cognitive deve...,
What does cognitive developmental...,
What did piaget propose
13
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Gender- Psychodynamic Explanation of Gender
What is the psychodynamic explana...,
What are freud s five stages of p...,
When do children develop their ge...
19
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Gender- Social Explanations of Gender
What does social learning theory ...,
Whose behaviour do we particularl...,
What is this type of learning
7
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Forensic Psychology- Offender Profiling
What are the two styles of offend...,
Where is the top down approach used,
Where is the bottom up approach used
12
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Forensic Psychology- Biological Explanations of Offending Behaviour
What did lombroso propose,
What is the atavistic form,
What are some features included i...
12
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Forensic Psychology- Psychological Explanations for Offending Behaviour
What did eysenck suggest,
What is the neuroticism stability...,
What is the extraversion introver...
16
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