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approaches - origins of psychology
What was significant about wundt ...,
What did wundt aim to do 2,
What is introspection 3
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approaches - behaviourist approach
What are the assumptions of the b...,
Why did watson 1913 reject intros...,
What is classical conditioning 3
14
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approaches - social learning theory
What are the assumptions of socia...,
What is vicarious reinforcement 2,
What are meditational processes 3
14
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approaches - the cognitive approach
What are the assumptions of the c...,
Key term schema 2,
How do schema change over time 3
16
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approaches - the biological approach
What are the assumptions of the b...,
What is neurochemistry 1,
What is the neurochemical basis o...
11
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approaches - the psychodynamic approach
What is the role of the unconscio...,
What is the preconscious 2,
How did freud describe the struct...
24
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approaches - the humanistic approach
Key term free will 1,
How is free will important to hum...,
What approach do humanistic psych...
17
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research methods
Experimental method 1,
Evaluation of experimental method 2,
Aim 3
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biopsychology - nervous and endocrine systems
What is the purpose of the nervou...,
2 subdivisions of the nervous sys...,
What does cns include 3
16
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biopsychology - neurons and synaptic transmission
What are neurons 1,
What is synaptic transmission 2,
Purpose of motor neuron 3
20
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biopsychology - localisation of function
What is holistic theory 1,
What is localisation theory 2,
What did paul broca discover 3
13
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biopsychology - lateralisation and split-brain research
What is hemispheric lateralisation 1,
How is the motor area contralater...,
How is vision contralateral and i...
13
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biopsychology - plasticity and functional recovery
What is brain plasticity 1,
Maguire et al 2000 2,
Draganski et al 2006 3
15
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biopsychology - ways of investigating the brain
How do fmris work 1,
How do eegs work 2,
What are the 4 types of eeg patte...
19
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biopsychology - biological rhythms
What is a biorhythm 1,
What is a circadian biorhythm 2,
How is the sleep wake cycle regul...
24
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biopsychology - endogenous pacemakers and exogenous zeitgebers
What are endogenous pacemakers 1,
What is the role of the suprachia...,
Decoursey et al 2000 3
14
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