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Wundt's Method Of Introspection
Define introspection,
What was wundt known for,
What was the focus of wundt s met...
6
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The Cognitive Approach
What is the cognitive approach,
What assumptions are made within ...,
What is the computer analogy
9
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Psychological Research Intro
What is the standardised process ...,
Define empirical evidence,
Define falsifiable
8
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The Experimental Method - Identifying Variables
What is unique about the experime...,
Define independent variable,
Define dependent variable
8
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Experimental Designs
Define independent groups design,
What are the strengths of the ind...,
What are the weaknesses of the in...
14
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Hypotheses
Define hypotheses,
What are the general rules when w...,
What are the four types of hypoth...
12
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Memory Intro
What is memory,
What do psychologists agree are t...,
What has memory related research ...
3
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Coding
What is coding,
How many sensory memory stores do...,
Give three examples of sensory me...
10
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Capacity
Define capacity,
Why is the capacity for iconic me...,
What was the method for jacob s d...
8
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Duration
Define duration,
How did sterling study the durati...,
What were the results of sterling...
11
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Sampling Techniques
What is volunteer sampling,
What is an advantage of volunteer...,
What is a disadvantage of volunte...
15
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Multi-Store Model of Memory
What is the multi store model,
What are the three memory stores,
What does the rehearsal loop do
6
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The Study of Brain Damaged Patients in Memory
What is retrograde amnesia,
What is anterograde amnesia,
What happened to henry molaison
8
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Data Analysis
Define quantitative data,
Define qualitative data,
How is the mean calculated
12
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Distribution
Define normal distribution,
Define skewed distribution,
Define positive skew
8
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Peer Review
What is peer review,
What are the main aims of peer re...,
What are the criticisms of the an...
5
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Types of LTM
What are the three types of ltm,
What is episodic memory,
Is episodic memory time stamped
18
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Working Memory Model
Who developed the working memory ...,
What are the components of the wo...,
What does the central executive do
13
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Interference Theory
What is the interference theory,
What are the two types of interfe...,
What is proactive interference
11
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Types of Experiments
What is a lab experiment,
Strengths of lab experiments,
Limitations of lab experiments
12
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Inferential Statistics
What is the objective of a statis...,
What is a p value,
What is the p 005 value used for
13
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Retrieval Failure
What is retrieval failure,
What is tulving s encoding specif...,
What are meaningful cues
11
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Correlational Investigations
What is the difference between th...,
What is the difference between te...,
What are the strengths of correla...
13
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Misleading Information + Eyewitness Testimony
What are misleading questions,
What was loftus and palmer s expe...,
What were the findings of loftus ...
12
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Anxiety + Eyewitness Testimony
What is anxiety,
How can anxiety negatively affect...,
What was condition one in johnson...
13
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The Observational Method
When is the observational method ...,
What type of method is the observ...,
What is a naturalistic observation
28
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The Cognitive Interview
Who proposed the use of cognitive...,
What is step one of a cognitive i...,
What is step two of
9
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Attachment - Intro
What is attachment,
Why is attachment important,
Through what behaviours can we re...
10
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Reciprocity
What is reciprocity,
What does reciprocity involve,
What are alert phases
7
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Interactional Synchrony
How did feldman define interactio...,
What is interactional synchrony,
What did meltzoff and moore find ...
11
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Stages Of Attachment
Who developed the four stages of ...,
What is the first stage of attach...,
What is the second stage of attac...
7
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The Father’s Role In Attachment
At what age did schaffer and emer...,
What percentage of cases were the...,
What percentage of cases were
17
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Self Report
What is the self report technique,
What is a questionnaire,
What is a fixed option question
20
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Imprinting
What is imprinting,
What did lorenz hypothesise about...,
What were the groups conditions i...
19
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