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Biopsychology - Nervous System and Endocrine System
What are the two divisions of the...,
What are the two sub systems of t...,
What are the divisions of the aut...
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Biopsychology - Neurons
What are the three types of neuro...,
What are the key structural featu...,
What do dendrites do in a neuron 3
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Biopsychology - Localisation of Function
What is the theory of localisatio...,
What was the holistic theory of t...,
Who organised the localisation of...
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Biopsychology - Plasticity and Functional Recovery of the Brain After Trauma
What is brain plasticity 1,
What happens during synaptic prun...,
What did eleanor maguire et al 20...
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Biopsychology - Split Brain Research Into Hemispheric Lateralisation
What does hemispheric lateralisat...,
What was sperry s split brain res...,
What surgical procedure did sperr...
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Biopsychology - Ways Of Investigating the Brain
What is functional magnetic reson...,
What is one strength of fmri 2,
What is one weakness of fmri 3
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Biopsychology - Circadian Rhythms
What are biological rhythms and w...,
What are examples of circadian rh...,
How does the sleep wake cycle dem...
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Biopsychology - Infradian and Ultradian Rhythms
What is the menstrual cycle and h...,
How might the menstrual cycle be ...,
What is seasonal affective disord...
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Biopsychology - Endogenous Pacemakers and Exogenous Zeitgebers
What is the role of the suprachia...,
What evidence from animal studies...,
How does the pineal gland and mel...
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Approaches - Origins of Psychology
When and where was the first lab ...,
What was the objective of wundt s...,
What is introspection and how did...
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Approaches - Behaviourism
What is the primary focus of the ...,
What is classical conditioning an...,
What are the types of consequence...
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Approaches - Social Learning Theory
What does social learning theory ...,
What is vicarious reinforcement i...,
How does slt act as a bridge betw...
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Approaches - Cognitive Approach
What are the key assumptions of t...,
How are theoretical models used i...,
What is the role of schema in cog...
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Approaches - Biological Approach
What are the assumptions of the b...,
How does the biological approach ...,
What is the difference between ge...
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Approaches - Psychodynamic Approach
What is the psychodynamic approach 1,
What is the role of the unconscio...,
What is the structure of personal...
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Approaches - Humanistic Psychology
What is the humanistic approach 1,
What is free will in humanistic p...,
What is self actualization 3
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Approaches - Comparison of Approaches
What is the psychodynamic approac...,
What are the biological and cogni...,
How do humanistic and behaviorist...
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Relationships - Sexual Selection and Human Reproductive Behaviour
What does sexual selection explain 1,
What is anisogamy and why is it s...,
What is the difference between in...
10
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Relationships - Self Disclosure
What is self disclosure 1,
What is the social penetration th...,
What are breadth and depth in sel...
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Relationships - Physical Attractiveness
Why is physical attractiveness im...,
What is the halo effect 2,
What is the matching hypothesis 3
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Relationships - Filter Theory
What is the filter theory of attr...,
What is the first level of the fi...,
What is the second level of the f...
8
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Relationships - Social Exchange Theory
What is the social exchange theor...,
What are rewards and costs in set 2,
What is the comparison level cl i...
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Relationships - Equity Theory
What is equity theory in relation...,
What is the role of equity in rel...,
What is meant by equity and equal...
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Relationships - Rusbult's Investment Model
What is rusbult s investment model 1,
What is satisfaction and comparis...,
What is investment size in rusbul...
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Relationships - Duck's Phase Model
What is duck s phase model of rel...,
What happens during the intra psy...,
What happens during the dyadic ph...
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Relationships - Virtual Relationships In Social Media
What is meant by virtual relation...,
What is self disclosure in virtua...,
What is the reduced cues theory i...
9
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Relationships - Parasocial Relationships
What is the definition of parasoc...,
What are the levels of parasocial...,
What is the absorption addiction ...
8
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Schizophrenia - Diagnosis/Classification
What is schizophrenia 1,
What are the two major systems fo...,
What are positive symptoms of sch...
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Schizophrenia - Biological Explanations
What is the definition of genetics 1,
What is dopamine and how is it li...,
What are neural correlates 3
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Schizophrenia - Psychological Explanations
What is the definition of family ...,
What are cognitive explanations 2,
What is dysfunctional thought pro...
11
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Schizophrenia - Biological Therapies
What are antipsychotics 1,
What are typical antipsychotics 2,
What are atypical antipsychotics 3
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Schizophrenia - Psychological Therapies
What is cognitive behaviour thera...,
What is family therapy 2,
What are token economies 3
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Schizophrenia - Interactionist Approach
What is the interactionist approa...,
What is the diathesis stress model 2,
What does meehl s model of the di...
9
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Social Influence - Types and Explanations
What is conformity 1,
What is internalisation 2,
What is identification 3
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Social Influence - Asch's Research
What is group size in the context...,
What is unanimity in the context ...,
What is task difficulty in asch s...
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Social Influence - Zimbardo Research
What are social roles 1,
What was the procedure of zimbard...,
What were the findings of the spe 3
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Social Influence - Milgram's Research
Blank 1,
What is obedience 2,
What was the procedure of milgram...
8
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Social Influence - Situation Variables
What are situational variables 1,
What is proximity 2,
What is location 3
9
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Social Influence - Social - Psychological Factors
What is the agentic state 1,
What is legitimacy of authority 2,
How does the agentic state explai...
8
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Social Influence - Dispositional Explanations
What is a dispositional explanati...,
What is the authoritarian persona...,
What was the aim of adorno et al ...
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Social Influence - Resistance to Social Influence
What is the definition of resista...,
What is the definition of social ...,
What is the definition of locus o...
11
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Social Influence - Minority Influence
What is the definition of minorit...,
What is the definition of consist...,
What is the definition of commitm...
10
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Social Influence - Social Influence and Social Change
What is the definition of social ...,
What is the definition of social ...,
What are the steps in the process...
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Memory - Coding, Capacity and Duration of Memory
What is the definition of coding 1,
What is the definition of capacity 2,
What is the definition of duration 3
15
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Memory - Multi Store Model Of Memory
What is the multi store model of ...,
What is the sensory register 2,
What is short term memory stm 3
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Memory - Type of Long Term Memory
What are the three types of long ...,
Define episodic memory 2,
What are the features of episodic...
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Memory - The Working Memory Model
What is the working memory model ...,
What is the role of the central e...,
What is the phonological loop pl 3
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Memory - Interference (Forgetting)
What is forgetting 1,
What is proactive interference pi 2,
What is retroactive interference ...
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Memory - Retrieval Failure (Forgetting)
What is retrieval failure 1,
What is a cue 2,
What is the encoding specificity ...
9
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Memory - Misleading Information (EWT)
What is eyewitness testimony ewt 1,
What is misleading information 2,
What is a leading question 3
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Memory - Anxiety (EWT)
What is anxiety 1,
What is the weapon focus effect 2,
How does anxiety negatively affec...
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Memory - Cognitive Interview (EWT)
What is the cognitive interview ci 1,
What does report everything invol...,
What is meant by reinstate the co...
10
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Psychopathology - Definitions Of Abnormality
What is the definition of statist...,
How is statistical infrequency us...,
What is one evaluation point of s...
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Psychopathology - Definitions Of Abnormality (Continued)
What is the definition of failure...,
When is someone failing to functi...,
How does failure to function adeq...
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Psychopthology - Phobias
What is the definition of a phobia 1,
What are the dsm 5 categories of ...,
What are the behavioural characte...
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Psychopathology - Depression
What is the definition of depress...,
What does the term behavioural re...,
What does the term emotional refe...
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Psychopathology - OCD
What is ocd obsessive compulsive ...,
What are the dsm 5 categories of ...,
What are the two behavioural comp...
10
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Psychopathology - Behavioural Approach To Explaining Phobias
What is the behavioural approach 1,
What is classical conditioning 2,
What is operant conditioning 3
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Psychopathology - Behavioural Approach To Treating Phobias
What is systematic desensitisatio...,
What is flooding 2,
What is the aim of systematic des...
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Psychopathology - Cognitive Approach To Explaining Depression
What is the cognitive approach to...,
What is beck s cognitive theory o...,
What is ellis s abc model 3
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Psychopathology - Cognitive Approach To Treating Depression
What is cognitive behaviour thera...,
What are irrational thoughts 2,
What is the main focus of beck s ...
10
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Psychopathology - Biological Approach To Explaining OCD
What is the biological approach t...,
What are genetic explanations for...,
What does it mean that ocd is pol...
9
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Psychopathology - Biological Approach To Treating OCD
What is the biological approach t...,
How do ssris work in treating ocd 2,
How are ssris combined with other...
8
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Attachment - Introduction To Attachment
What is the definition of recipro...,
What is the definition of interac...,
What is reciprocity in caregiver ...
9
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Attachment - Schaffer's Stages Of Atttachment
What are schaffer s stages of att...,
What did schaffer and emerson stu...,
What are the key terms related to...
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Attachment - Animal Studies Of Attachment
What is imprinting 1,
What did lorenz s study demonstra...,
What did harlow s study show abou...
9
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Attachment - Explanations: Learning Theory
Define learning theory in the con...,
What is the cupboard love approac...,
Explain classical conditioning in...
9
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Attachment - Explanations: Bowlby's Theory
Define monotropic in the context ...,
Define the critical period accord...,
Define internal working models in...
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Attachment - Ainsworth's Strange Situation
What is the strange situation 1,
What are the key behaviours used ...,
Outline the procedure of the stra...
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Attachment - Cultural Variations
What are cultural variations in a...,
What was the aim of van ijzendoor...,
How many studies did van ijzendoo...
10
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Attachment - Bowlby's Theory Of Maternal Deprivation
What is maternal deprivation 1,
What is the distinction between s...,
What is the critical period in bo...
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Attachment - Romanian Orphan Studies: Effects Of Institutionalisation
What is institutionalisation 1,
What are orphan studies 2,
What was the procedure of rutter ...
11
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Attachment - Influence Of Early Attachments On Later Relationships
What is the definition of childho...,
What is the definition of adult r...,
What is the definition of interna...
11
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Issues and Debates - Gender Bias
What is universality in psychology 1,
What is gender bias 2,
What is androcentrism 3
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Issues and Debates - Cultural Bias
What is cultural bias 1,
What is ethnocentrism 2,
What is cultural relativism 3
9
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Issues and Debates - Free Will and Determinism
What is free will 1,
What is determinism 2,
What is hard determinism 3
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Issues and Debates - Nature/Nurture Debate
What is the nature nurture debate 1,
What is heritability 2,
What is meant by the environment ...
10
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Issues and Debates - Holism and Reduction
What is holism 1,
What is reductionism 2,
What is biological reductionism 3
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Issues and debates - Idiographic and Nomothetic Approaches
Define the idiographic approach 1,
Define the nomothetic approach 2,
What is the main aim of the idiog...
12
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Issues and Debates - Ethical Implications of Research Studies and Theory
Define ethical implications in ps...,
Define socially sensitive research 2,
What are ethical implications of ...
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Research Methods Y1 - Experimental Method
Define the experimental method 1,
Define an aim in psychology 2,
Define a hypothesis 3
9
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Research Methods Y1 - Control Of Variables
What is an extraneous variable ev 1,
What is a confounding variable 2,
What are demand characteristics 3
11
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Research Methods Y1 - Experimental Design
What is the definition of experim...,
What is an independent groups des...,
What is a repeated measures design 3
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Research Methods Y1 - Types of Experiment
What is a laboratory experiment 1,
What are the strengths of laborat...,
What are the limitations of labor...
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Research Methods Y1 - Sampling
What is the definition of populat...,
What is the definition of sample 2,
What are sampling techniques 3
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Research Methods Y1 - Ethical Issues and Ways of Dealing With Them
What are ethical issues in psycho...,
What is the bps code of ethics 2,
What is informed consent in psych...
16
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Research Methods Y1 - Pilot Studies + More
What is the definition of a pilot...,
What are the aims of piloting 2,
What is a single blind procedure 2
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Research Methods Y1 - Observational Techniques
What is the definition of natural...,
Evaluation of naturalistic observ...,
What is the definition of control...
15
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Research Methods Y1 - Observational Design
What are behavioural categories 1,
What is event sampling 2,
What is time sampling 3
12
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Research Methods Y1 - Self Report Techniques
What is a self report technique 1,
What is a questionnaire 2,
What is an interview 3
15
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Research Methods Y1 - Self - Report Design
What are open questions 1,
What are closed questions 2,
What are likert scales in questio...
11
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Research Methods Y1 - Correlations
What is correlation 1,
What are the three types of corre...,
How is correlation different from...
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Research Methods Y1 - Kinds of Data
Define qualitative data 1,
Define quantitative data 2,
Define primary data 3
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Research Methods Y1 - Descriptive Statistics
Define descriptive statistics 1,
Define measures of central tenden...,
Define mean 3
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Research Methods Y1 - Graphs
Define scattergram 1,
Define bar chart 2,
Define normal distribution 3
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Research Methods Y1 - Statistical Testing
What is the definition of statist...,
What is the sign test 2,
What is the generally accepted le...
10
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Research Methods Y1 - Peer Review/Economy
What is peer review 1,
What is the definition of economy 2,
What are the main aims of peer re...
10
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Forensics - Top Down Approach
What is offender profiling 1,
What is the top down approach 2,
What is an organised offender 3
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Forensics - Bottom Up Approach
What is the bottom up approach 1,
What is investigative psychology 2,
How does investigative psychology...
9
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Forensics - Atavistic Form
What is the atavistic form 1,
What is the historical background...,
What are atavistic characteristics 3
9
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Forensics - Genetic and Neural Explanations
Define genetics in the context of...,
Define neural explanation in the ...,
What are genetic explanations for...
12
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Forensics - Eysenck's Theory
What is eysenck s theory of the c...,
What is the biological basis of e...,
How is the criminal personality m...
9
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Forensics - Cognitive Explanations
Define level of moral reasoning i...,
Define cognitive distortions in t...,
What is hostile attribution bias 3
9
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Forensics - Differential Association Theory
What is differential association ...,
What is the scientific basis of d...,
What is meant by crime as a learn...
9
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Forensics - Psychodynamic Explanations
What are psychodynamic explanatio...,
What is the inadequate superego 2,
What is bowlby s maternal depriva...
7
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Forensics - Custodial Sentencing
What is custodial sentencing 1,
What is recidivism 2,
What are the aims of custodial se...
9
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Forensics - Behavioural Modification In Custody
What is behaviour modification 1,
What is a token economy 2,
How does behaviour modification a...
8
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Forensics - Anger Management
What is anger management 1,
What are the three stages of ange...,
What is an example of anger manag...
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Forensics - Restorative Justice
What is restorative justice 1,
What are the key features of the ...,
What are some variations of the r...
8
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Research Methods Y2 - Correlations
What is a correlation 1,
What is a correlation coefficient 2,
What does a correlation coefficie...
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Research Methods Y2 - Case Studies/Content Analysis
What is a case study 1,
What type of data do case studies...,
What are case studies useful for 3
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Research Methods Y2 - Reliability
What is the definition of reliabi...,
How is test retest reliability as...,
What does inter observer reliabil...
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Research Methods Y2 - Validity
What is the definition of validit...,
What is face validity 2,
What is concurrent validity 3
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Research Methods Y2 - Types of Validity
What is validity 1,
What is face validity 2,
What is concurrent validity 3
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Research Methods Y2 - Choosing a Statistical Test
What are the three factors to con...,
What is the chi squared test used...,
What is the mann whitney test use...
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Research Methods Y2 - Probability and Significance
What is probability in statistics 1,
What is significance in statistics 2,
What is a critical value 3
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Research Methods Y2 - Mann Whitney/Wilcoxon
What is the purpose of the mann w...,
What are the hypotheses in the ma...,
What is the first step in the man...
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Research Methods Y2 - Parametric Tests of Difference
What is the purpose of the unrela...,
What are the hypotheses in the un...,
What is the first step in the unr...
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Research Methods Y1 - Spearman's and Pearson's
What is the purpose of spearman s...,
What are the hypotheses in the sp...,
What is the first step in spearma...
16
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Research Methods Y2 - Chi Squared
What is a chi squared test 1,
What is the key feature of chi sq...,
What are the requirements for the...
4
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Research Methods Y2 - Reporting Psychological Investigations
What is an abstract 1,
What is an introduction 2,
What is a method 3
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Research Methods Y2 - Features of Science
What is a paradigm in science 1,
What is a paradigm shift 2,
What is objectivity in scientific...
25
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