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the cognitive approach
How is behaviour largely explained,
How _____________ _______ can inf...,
What often occurs between a stimu...
11
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the behaviourist approach
How is human behaviour learnt,
What is operant conditioning,
What is classical conditioning
14
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social learning theory
How is behaviour learned,
What is imitation,
What is modelling
7
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the biological approach
What is the explanation for behav...,
How can behaviour be explained,
What is heritability
10
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experimental design
What are the three types of exper...,
What is repeated measures,
What is independent groups
13
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Wundt
What was windy the first to estab...,
What did wundt attempt to do,
What is introspection
6
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sampling
What is a population,
What is a sample,
What is a sample presumed to be
14
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social influence
Types of conformity,
Asch,
Asch evaluation
21
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memory
What are the 3 stores in the msm ...,
What does the sensory register do,
What does the stm do
36
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biopsychogy
What is the human nervous system,
What is the central nervous system,
What is the peripheral nervous sy...
27
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attachment
What are the types of infant care...,
What is attachment,
What is reciprocity
64
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psychopathology
What is the definition of abnorma...,
Strengths of statistical infrequency,
Limitations of statistical infreq...
51
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Free Will Vs Determinism & Reductionism vs Holism
What does holism mean,
What does reductionism mean,
What does biological reductionism...
18
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the psychodynamic approach
How does freud suggest the mind i...,
What is the structure of personality,
What is the id
14
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the humanistic approach
What does maslow think motivates ...,
What is self actualisation,
What is personal growth
7
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Content Analysis & Reliability
What is content analysis,
What is involved in,
What is involved in the coding of...
19
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Gender Bias
What is androcentrism,
What is gynocentrism,
What is alpha bias
10
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Cultural Bias
What is etic,
What is emic,
What is alpha bias
9
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idiographic vs nomothetic
What does idiographic mean,
What does nomothetic mean,
What are some idiographic methods
9
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Nature vs Nurture
What is nature,
What is nurture,
What were the 2 definitions of en...
7
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ethical issues & social sensitivity
What are ethical implications,
What is ethical sensitivity,
What is the research question
8
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Gender (to-do)
What is sex,
At,
What is androgyny
14
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