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1. SOCIAL INFLUENCE (ASCH)
What is social influence,
What is conformity,
What was asch s baseline procedure
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1. SOCIAL INFLUENCE (VARIABLES AFFECTING CONFORMITY )
What was asch s aim in his baseli...,
How did asch manipulate group siz...,
What were the effects of group si...
22
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1. SOCIIAL INFLUENCE (Types of Conformity)
What are the three types of confo...,
What is internalisation,
Give an example of internalisation
13
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1. SOCIAL INFLUENCE (Explanations of Conformity)
What are the two main reasons why...,
What is informational social infl...,
What is normative social influenc...
14
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1. SOCIAL INFLUENCE (Conformity to social roles as investigated by Zimbardo)
What are social roles,
How do social roles affect behaviour,
What is de individuation
18
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1. SOCIAL INFLUENCE (Explanations Of Obedience As Investigated By Milgram)
What was the aim of milgram s 196...,
Describe the methodology of milgr...,
What were the key findings of mil...
15
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1. SOCIAL INFLUENCE (Explanations of obedience – Situational variables)
What are situational variables in...,
What is proximity as a situationa...,
How does proximity affect obedience
18
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1. SOCIAL INFLUENCE (Explanations for obedience - Agentic State and Legitimacy of Authority)
What is the agentic state,
What is the opposite of the agent...,
What is the agentic shift
15
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1. SOCIAL INFLUENCE (Dispositional explanations for obedience: The Authoritarian Personality)
What is the authoritarian persona...,
What type of attitudes do people ...,
How is the authoritarian personal...
14
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1. SOCIAL INFLUENCE (Explanations of resistance to social influence: social support/locus of control)
What is resistance to social infl...,
What is social support,
How does social support affect re...
18
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1. SOCIAL INFLUENCE (Minority influence, including consistency, commitment and flexibility)
What is minority influence in psy...,
What are the key qualities of a m...,
How does consistency influence mi...
12
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1. SOCIAL INFLUENCE (Social change)
What is social influence in psych...,
What is social change in psychology,
How does social change typically ...
17
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2. MEMORY (Coding, capacity & duration of SM/STM & LTM)
What are the features of the sens...,
How does information enter the se...,
What study investigated the capac...
13
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2. MEMORY (The Multi-Store Model of Memory (MSM))
What are the three stores in atki...,
How does information flow in the ...,
What is the capacity of each stor...
12
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2. MEMORY (The Working Memory Model)
What is the main distinction of t...,
What are the four main components...,
What is the function of the centr...
14
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2. MEMORY (Types Of Long-Term Memory: Episodic, Semantic, And Procedural)
What does the multi store model m...,
What is episodic memory,
Can you provide an example of an ...
17
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2. MEMORY (Explanations of forgetting: 1. Proactive and retroactive interference 2. Retrieval failure due to absence of cues)
What is interference theory of fo...,
What is proactive interference,
What is retroactive interference
16
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2. MEMORY (Factors affecting the accuracy of eyewitness testimony: misleading information, including leading questions and post-event discussion)
What is eyewitness testimony ewt,
Why is research into eyewitness t...,
What is misleading information in...
15
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2. MEMORY (Anxiety as a factor affecting the accuracy of EWT)
What is anxiety and how can it af...,
What is the yerkes dodson law,
What is weapon focus in the conte...
15
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2. MEMORY (Improving the accuracy of EWT, including the use of cognitive interviews)
What is a schema,
What is a cognitive interview,
Why do cognitive interviews work
20
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3. ATTACHMENT (Caregiver-infant interactions in humans: reciprocity and interactional synchrony)
What is attachment,
What behaviours indicate attachme...,
What is interactional synchrony
20
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3. ATTACHMENT (Stages of attachment identified by Schaffer and multiple attachments)
What are the stages of attachment...,
What happens during the asocial p...,
What happens during the indiscrim...
20
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3. ATTACHMENT (The role of the father)
How does the role of the father c...,
What did schaffer and emerson 196...,
What is the evolutionary perspect...
17
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3. ATTACHMENT (Animal studies of attachment)
Why are animal studies used in ps...,
What is imprinting in attachment ...,
What is meant by contact comfort
17
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3. ATTACHMENT (Explanations of attachment: Learning theory)
What is the learning theory of at...,
What is the key idea behind the l...,
What is classical conditioning in...
15
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3. ATTACHMENT (Explanations of attachment: Bowlby’s Monotropic Theory. The concepts of a critical period and an internal working model)
What is bowlby s monotropic theor...,
Why does bowlby argue that attach...,
What are social releasers accordi...
16
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3. ATTACHMENT (Ainsworth’s ‘Strange Situation’. Types of attachment: secure, insecure-avoidant, and insecure-resistant)
What was the aim of ainsworth s s...,
How many stages were in the stran...,
What is the safe base behaviour c...
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