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4.1.1 TYPES OF CONFORMITY
What are the three types of socia...,
What is conformity,
What is compliance
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4.1.1 CONFORMITY TO SOCIAL ROLES
What are social rules,
What did zimbardo want to investi...,
What was the procedure of zimbard...
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4.1.1 EXPLANATIONS FOR OBEDIENCE
What is obedience,
What was milgram s initial intere...,
What are the two social psycholog...
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4.1.1 DISPOSITIONAL EXPLANATION FOR OBEDIENCE
What is the dispositional explana...,
Who was adorno et al,
What was adorno s procedure
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4.1.1 EXPLANATIONS OF RESISTANCE TO SOCIAL INFLUENCE
When is resisting conformity obed...,
What is the research support of a...,
What is the supporting research o...
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4.1.1 MINORITY INFLUENCE
What is minority influence,
What does minority influence crea...,
What is internalisation
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4.1.1 ROLE OF SOCIAL INFLUENCE PROCESSES IN SOCIAL CHANGE
What is social change,
What are the 6 steps in how minor...,
What is drawing attention
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4.1.2 MULTI-STORE MODEL OF MEMORY
Who devised the multi store model...,
What is the multi store model of ...,
How does the information pass thr...
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4.1.2 LONG TERM MEMORY
What are the three types of long ...,
What is the episodic memory,
What is the procedural memory
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4.1.2 SHORT TERM MEMORY
What s the short term memory,
What is the capacity of short ter...,
How can we evaluate research into...
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4.1.2 SENSORY MEMORY
What is sensory memory,
What is the duration and capacity...,
What are the 5 types of sensory m...
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4.1.2 WORKING MODEL OF MEMORY
Who curated the working memory mo...,
What is the working memory model,
What are the components of workin...
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4.1.2 INTERFERENCE
What is forgetting,
What is interference,
What is retroactive interference
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4.1.2 RETRIEVAL FAILURE
What is retrieval failure cue dep...,
What is the encoding specificity ...,
What is context dependent failure
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4.1.2 EYE WITNESS TESTIMONY + COGNITIVE INTERVIEW
What is eye witness testimony and...,
What research is there into the i...,
What were the findings of the war...
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4.1.3 CARE-GIVER INFANT INTERACTIONS
Who measured attachment and when,
What was the procedure of schaffe...,
What were the findings of schaffe...
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4.1.3 ANIMAL STUDIES
What are the two key animal studi...,
What is ethology why s it important,
What are the issues with animal s...
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4.1.3 LEARNING THEORY
Who proposed the learning theory ...,
What is classical conditioning,
How does classical conditioning w...
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4.1.3 BOWLBY’S MONOTROPIC THEORY
What did bowlby s monotropic theo...,
What is the critical period and s...,
What are the issues with the crit...
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4.1.3 AINSWORTH’S STRANGE SITUATION
Who created the strange situation...,
What was the procedure,
What were the 6 stages of the pro...
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4.1.3 CULTURAL VARIATIONS
What did van ijzendoorn and kroon...,
What was one of the biggest criti...,
What did van ijzendoorn and kroon...
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4.1.3 BOWLBY’S MATERNAL DEPRIVATION
What did bowlby s maternal depriv...,
Most of this research was done in...,
What does the acronym addiddas st...
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4.1.3 INSTITUTIONALISATION + LATER RELATIONSHIPS
What is institutionalisation,
What happened in romania,
What was the procedure of rutter ...
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4.1.4 DEFINITIONS OF ABNORMALITY
How many definitions of abnormali...,
What is abnormality,
What is psychopathology
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4.1.4 BEHAVIOURAL, EMOTIONAL, COGNITIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF PHOBIAS
What is a phobia,
The dsm 5 recognised 3 categories...,
What is a specific phobia
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4.1.4 BEHAVIOURAL, EMOTIONAL, COGNITIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF DEPRESSION
What is depression,
What are depressive disorders cha...,
The dsm 5 recognise 5 categories ...
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4.1.4 BEHAVIOURAL, EMOTIONAL, COGNITIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF OCD
What is ocd,
What is ocd characterised by,
What are obsessions
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4.1.4 BEHAVIOURAL APPROACH TO EXPLAINING PHOBIAS
What is the behavioural explanati...,
What is the two process model,
Explain the acquisition of the ph...
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4.1.4 COGNITIVE APPROACH TO EXPLAINING DEPRESSION
What is the cognitive explanation...,
How does beck explain depression,
What are the suggested three part...
16
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4.1.4 BIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO EXPLAINING OCD
What is the biological explanatio...,
What are the genetic explanations,
Ocd seems to be polygenic what do...
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4.1.4 BEHAVIOURAL APPROACH TO TREATING PHOBIAS
What is systematic desensitisation,
What are the three processes invo...,
What is the anxiety hierarchy
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4.1.4 COGNITIVE APPROACH TO TREATING DEPRESSION
What is cbt,
What s beck s cognitive therapy,
How does cbt work to assist clien...
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4.1.4 BIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO TREATING OCD
What are the biological treatment...,
What are ssris,
What are snris
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4.2.1 KEY FEAUTURES
What are the key features of science,
Who is wilhelm wundt,
What is introspection
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4.2.1 BEHAVIOURIST
What are the assumptions of the b...,
The behaviourist assumption state...,
What is operant conditioning
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4.2.1 SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY
Who developed the social learning...,
What are the assumptions,
How is behaviour learnt through m...
15
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4.2.1 COGNITIVE
What are the assumptions of the c...,
What has cognitive psychology bee...,
Why is the link between humans an...
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4.2.1 BIOLOGICAL
What are the assumptions of the b...,
What are the features of the biol...,
What is darwins theory of natural...
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4.2.1 PSYCHODYNAMIC
What are the assumptions of the p...,
Who developed the psychodynamic a...,
According to freud our personalit...
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4.2.1 HUMANISM
What are the assumptions of the h...,
What does the approach believe in...,
What does the humanistic approach...
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4.2.2 THE DIVISIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
The nervous system is divided int...,
What is the cns made up of,
What is the function of the brain
10
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4.2.2 STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF SENSORY, RELAY + MOTOR NEURONS
What are neurons,
What are three main types of neurons,
What are sensory neurons
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4.2.2 THE FUNCTION OF THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
What does the endocrine system do,
What are the 5 important structur...,
What are hormones
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4.2.2 THE FIGHT OR FLIGHT RESPONSE
What does the fight or flight res...,
What are some changes to the body...,
Why does rapid heartbeat and brea...
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4.2.2 LOCALISATION OF FUNCTION IN THE BRAIN AND HEMISPHERIC LATERALISATION (FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY)
What is the cerebrum,
What is the cerebellum,
What is the brain stem
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4.2.2 WAYS OF STUDYING THE BRAIN
What is an fmri,
What are 4 pros of fmri,
What are 4 cons of fmri
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4.2.2 BIOLOGICAL RHYTHMS
What are endogenous pacemakers,
What are exogenous zeitgebers,
What are circadian rhythms
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4.2.3 EXPERIMENTAL METHOD
What is a lab experiment,
What are two strengths of the lab...,
What are two limitations of the l...
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4.2.3 OBSERVATIONAL TECHNIQUES
What are observations,
What does covert overt mean,
What is a strength of the covert ...
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4.2.3 SELF-REPORT TECHNIQUES
What are self report techniques,
What is a questionnaire and what ...,
What are the pros of a questionnaire
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4.2.3 CORRELATIONS
What is correlation,
What happens in correlational res...,
What is a positive correlation
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4.2.3 CONTENT ANALYSIS
What is content analysis,
What do researchers do during con...,
How do you conduct a content anal...
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4.2.3 CASE STUDIES
What is a case study,
Where is data gathered from for a...,
A case study isn t a research met...
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4.2.3.1 AIMS
What is the aim of a study,
What does the aim of a study explain,
What should the written aim do
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4.2.3.1 HYPOTHESES
What is a hypothesis,
What does a hypothesis involve an...,
What is a null hypothesis
9
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4.2.3.1 SAMPLING
What is sampling,
What is the purpose of sampling,
What is a population
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4.2.3.1 PILOT STUDIES AND THE AIMS OF PILOTING
What are pilot studies,
When are pilot studies carried out,
What do pilot studies do
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4.2.3.1 EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN
What does experimental design show,
Experimental design refers to how...,
What is the independent groups in...
12
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4.2.3.1 OBSERVATIONAL DESIGN
What are the three main sampling ...,
What is event sampling,
What is time sampling
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4.2.3.1 QUESTIONNAIRE CONSTRUCTION
What s a closed question,
What are the strengths of closed ...,
What is a weakness of closed ques...
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4.2.3.1 VARIABLES
What is a variable,
What s the independent variable,
What s the dependent variable
11
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4.2.3.1 CONTROL
When are experimental controls us...,
What is random allocation,
What is counterbalancing
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4.2.3.1 DEMAND CHARACTERISTICS AND INVESTIGATOR EFFECTS
What are demand characteristics,
What are experimenter investigato...
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4.2.3.1 ETHICS
Why are ethical considerations in...,
What is the bps,
What are 4 key principles
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4.2.3.1 THE ROLE OF PEER REVIEW
What does peer review do,
What is peer review,
What are 5 aims of peer reviews
10
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4.2.3.1 THE IMPLICATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
What does psychology research stu...,
How does psychological research c...,
What did koran et al do
3
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4.2.3.1 RELIABILITY
What does reliability focus on wh...,
What is internal reliability,
What is external validity
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4.2.3.1 TYPES OF VALIDITY
What does validity do,
What is internal validity how can...,
What is external validity
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4.2.3.1 FEATURES OF SCIENCE
What is objectivity,
What is the empirical method,
What does the scientific method mean
16
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4.2.3.1 REPORTING PSYCHOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS
What is a scientific report,
What are the five sections that a...,
What is the abstract section of t...
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4.2.3.2 QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE DATA
What is qualitative and quantitat...,
What is qualitative data
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4.2.3.2 PRIMARY AND SECONDARY DATA
What is primary data,
What is secondary data
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4.2.3.2 DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS
What is the mean,
What is the median,
What is the mode
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4.2.3.2 PRESENTATION AND DISPLAY OF QUANTITATIVE DATA
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4.2.3.2 DISTRIBUTIONS
What is normal distribution,
What is a skewed distribution,
What is the characteristic of a n...
4
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4.3.2.3 LEVELS OF MEASUREMENT
What is nominal data,
What is ordinal data,
What is interval data
3
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4.2.3.2 CONTENT ANALYSIS AND CODING
What is coding,
What is content analysis,
What is the procedure for a conte...
5
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4.2.3.3 INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICAL TESTING
What is the sign test,
What criteria determine the use o...,
What are 2 advantages of using th...
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4.2.3.3 PROBABILITY AND SIGNIFICANCE
What are psychologists interested...,
How do psychologists determine wh...,
What must researchers decide to c...
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4.2.3.3 FACTORS AFFECTING THE CHOICE OF STATISTICAL TESTING
What are the 7 types of statistic...,
What is a parametric test,
What s a non parametric test
4
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